Trusted by the world's major institutions as well as private collectors, the gallery has made a number of notable sales and discoveries over the last thirty years. The institutions that we have worked with and developed close relationships with include the British Museum, the Victoria & Albert Museum, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Louvre Abu Dhabi, J. Paul Getty Museum, and the Bodleian Library.
A Highly Important Lacquered and Mother-of-Pearl Inlaid Casket
India, Gujarat, c. 1525-40
Qatar Museum
The Rimini Master, The Good Thief
Southern Netherlands, c. 1430
Private collection
Tacuinum Sanitatis: A Guide to Health and Good Living
North Italy, probably Padua, c. 1450
Private collection, USA
An Anglo-Saxon Chrismatory
England, late 8th - early 9th century
The Wyvern Collection, London
Standard of a Processional Staff depicting Thierry of Alsace, Count of Flanders receiving the Relic of the Holy Blood from the Patriarch of Jerusalem,
Bruges, c. 1480-1500
King Baudouin Foundation
Annunciate Virgin
France, probably Paris, c. 1350 - 60
The Wyvern Collection, London
Diptych with scenes from the Life of Christ
Italy, Venice, second quarter 14th century
Private collection
Bronze figure of Mary Magdalene from the West Doors of San Zeno
Italy, Verona, before 1135
Private collection
The Rochefoucault Grail
Eastern Artois or Western Flanders, c. 1315 - 23
Private collection, USA
Shahnameh Zal receives Mihrab's homage at Kubul, from the Shahnama of Shah Tahmasp
Safavid Iran, c. 1522 - 35
Private collection
The Perfection of Wisdom (Prajnaparamita)
Eastern India, signed and dated 1191 CE
Louvre Abu Dhabi
A Leaf from the 'Blue Qur'an'
North Africa, Spain or Sicily, c. 880 - 950 CE
Louvre Abu Dhabi
A lavish silver-gilt and enamelled altarpiece tower
Spain, Barcelona, c. 1460 - 80
Private collection
The Konstantinos Pendant
Byzantine, late 12th century
The Wyvern Collection, London
Stained glass panel of The Binding of Achior
Germany, Strasbourg, Church of St Thomas, c. 1260 - 1270
Private collection
Tracery arcade from the south window of Canterbury cathedral
England, Kent, Canterbury, 1428
Metropolitan Museum of Art