This print after Arthur Friedenson measures 14"x22" (image size) and is in a numbered edition of 250. The ex-gallery price framed price is £120. The original was exhibited at the Royal Academy in , No. 973. It is entitled By the Village Brook in the RA book for that year, but the photograph of it is entitled simply Staithes, Yorkshire. The unframed price including postage and packing is £90

Find information on Friedenson under his name in his section of the site.

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This print after Joseph Richard Bagshawe measures approximately 16½"x23" and is limited to an edition of 250 copies. Bagshawe had his own boat and we have found no artist better at depicting the wildness of the North Sea nor the beautiful curving lines of the Yorkshire Cobble (pronounced 'coble' in Northumberland, the two spellings being interchangeable). The image size is 15"x22".
The price is for an unframed print and includes postage and packing to mainland Britain. Framed prints may be bought direct from ourselves in Teesside or Staithes at £120.
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After Robert Jobling thsi print, in an edition of 250, depicts girl in a Staithes bonnett knitting a fisherman's gansey outside Spindrift cottage, with a fisherman walking from the sea beyond. The image measures 16"x11" and is signed. The price is delivered and unframed. The ex-gallery framed price is £100
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This delightful print is taken from an oil painting by Robert Jobling of fish being sold in Staithes and is published exclusively by ourselves in an edition of 250.
Today's village fishermen comment on their sadness that the quantity and size of fish today is far inferior. Note the characteristic Staithes Bonnets worn by both women and children, each made from a square yard of cotton. How the EU has changed things! The image size is 18"x13".
We can send it to you for £90, including postage and packing, or it can be bought from us direct at £120.
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This exclusive limited edition print after William Gilbert Foster is limited to 250 copies. It measures approximately 12"x18" (image size). Apart fron being a superb picture in its own right, the cabbages lend extra local interest. The wild cabbage, which proliferates in the area around Staithes, is the ancestor of most of our cruciferous vegetables: sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower and our wide range of modern cabbage varieties. It is studied by botanical geneticists because of this. Unframed price by post in a tube is £75 or it can be bought framed from us direct for £100

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