Exhibitor
Exhibitor
Horton
Stand number: F8
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About
Horton have been established for over 40 years and sell fine jewellery and British and International art from the nineteenth to the twentieth century. Stock includes paintings and sculpture by well known artists and pieces of academic interest.
The often eclectic selection of works of art appeals to a wide variety of clients including collectors, dealers and interior designers. Museum clients include Tate Britain and the Victoria & Albert Museum.
David is a Fellow of the Gemmological Association of Great Britain and also holds its Diamond Diploma. Horton has been a member of LAPADA for 20 years and recently opened in Grays Antiques Centre in Mayfair. This is an ideal location to meet customers old and new along with participating in the LAPADA fair in Berkeley Square and the BADA fair in Chelsea.
Image Gallery
Antique diamond ring
A Marquise cut diamond ring 1.48 carats c.1900 
Nude seated on bench holding her right foot C.1950's
Bronze c.1950's 
antiqie cut diamond cluster earrings
A beautiful pair of antique diamond cluster earrings set with old mine cut diamonds in foil backed s... 
Bernard Reder (1897-1965) Flowering cat 1955
Flowering Cat 1955 Signed and dated 1 of an edition of 4. Exhibited : New York, Whitney Museum of ... 
Leonor Fini (1907 1996)
'Lovers' Ink and wash over traces of pencil on paper. Signed lower right. A rare origin... 
John Loker Horizontal Shift 1980
John Loker has exhibited in some of London’s major institutions, the Tate Britain, Royal Academy, ... 
Jules Dalou (1838-1902) La Verite Meconnue
A really rare example of this work that is normally seen in bronze. 
Michael Ayrton (1921-1975) Summer Demeter
1967 Bronze, Edition of 9 plus two artists’ copies. Artists Copy, marked AC 
John Copnall (1927-2007) Star XVIII Green 1988
To quote the artist, ‘ Painting is colour and colour is painting’, so describes the colourfield ... 
