CECIL COURT GALLERY

Our Cecil Court gallery can be found in the historic Cecil Court, a 17th Century thoroughfare running between Charing Cross Road and St Martin’s Lane. Still owned by the Cecil family it forms part of the Marquess of Salisbury’s London estate having been purchased by his ancestor the illustrious Elizabethan statesman, in 1609.

Cecil Court was a home to the young Mozart on his first visit to London and in the early 20th Century it became the centre of the nascent British Film Industry earning the nickname ‘Flicker Alley’. Now it is the high point of the Harry Potter Tour industry through J K Rowling’s admission that she used the Court as inspiration for Diagon Alley.

For Panter & Hall it has proved a successful and enjoyable expansion. Our Cecil Court gallery has provided an opportunity to mount smaller scale exhibitions by some of our younger or more affordable artists. It is also the hub of operations for our interior design source, Panter & Hall Decorative. We stock hundreds of affordable mid-century paintings that have become a one-stop-shop for our decorator clients. Three times a year we showcase recent acquisitions at the Decorative Antique & Textiles Fair in Battersea Park. Illustrated stock can be viewed with full details on Instagram at @panterandhalldecorative

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CECIL COURT GALLERY
Panter & Hall (Decorative)
22-24 Cecil Court
London
WC2N 4HE

Monday to Sunday: 10AM - 6PM
(Closed for lunch 2PM - 3PM)

+44 (0)20 7399 9999
enquiries@panterandhall.com

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Reserved
If you are interested in any of the reserved paintings, it is worth contacting the gallery as they may become available.

Derek Matthews

Angel with Fish

£280

Julian Sutherland Beatson

Changing of the Guard

£625

Ken White

Sideways

£225

Lotta Teale

Silver teapot with persimmon

£1,300

Alison Stockmarr

A Heavenly Sky

£250

Jane Hooper

Runners on Chair

£1,650

Bridget Moore

Saturday Afternoon

£825

Julian Sutherland Beatson

St Mark's Basilica, Venice

£625

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Lotta Teale

Spring Onions, Mustard and Tomatoes

£1,100

Karl Terry

Afternoon Hack

£600

Wormwood Stubbs

Land of Sour Milk and No Honey

£1,600

Jane Hooper

Sweet Peas

£1,100

Bridget Moore

A Small Procession

£815

Alison Stockmarr

The Dream 2/50

£350

Wormwood Stubbs

Not-So-Merry-Go-Round

£1,800

Gerald Green

The Blue Hat, St Martin's Lane, London

£1,975

Gerald Green

The Royal Exchange, London

£1,500

Reserved
Derek Matthews

Bull and Bird

£490

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Wormwood Stubbs

The Train

£2,400

Bridget Moore

Two Black Dogs

£825

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Derek Matthews

Cat and King

£350

Lotta Teale

Umbrella on the Terrace

£950

Anthony Gross RA (1905–1984)

A Sunny Day in the Pyrenees, 1925

£6,850

Orson Kartt

What's the Buzz (Variable Edition of 100)

£130

Michael Ashcroft

Golden Eagle, Victoria Embankment, London

£4,500

Orson Kartt

What was the question? (Variable edition of 100)

£130

Derek Matthews

The Naming of Things

£400

Julian Sutherland Beatson

Through an artist's window, Paris #3

£625

Gerald Green

Winter Sunlight in the City

£1,675

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Wormwood Stubbs

Without U

£3,400

Denver Sorrell

Le Buveur

£1,800

Martin Llewellyn

Snow on the Ground

£1,400

Alison Stockmarr

Christmas Tales

£600

Alison Stockmarr

Christmas Eve

£250

Karl Terry

Paxos, Harbour

£1,050

Richard Sorrell

People in a Stubble Field

£1,900

Julian Sutherland Beatson

La Grand Place, Brussels

£625

Derek Matthews

Elephant on a Drum

£460

Rob Pittam

Sea Bream, Ginger and Chillis

£925

Jane Hooper

Tomatoes and Chair

£1,650

Gerald Green

Salotto Italiano (Italian Drawing Room)

£1,925

Karl Terry

Morning Dunes

£1,850

Gerald Green

Towards St Martins, Trafalgar Square, London

£750

Derek Matthews

Bull Mask "Brutus"

£1,200

David Sawyer

City & St Paul's from Waterloo Bridge

£1,950

Louise Howard

Highland Fling

£9,500

Howard Milton

Grey Day Golborne Road

£1,800

Bridget Moore

Two Horse Trick

£825

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