An interior room with a green wall, a dark green fireplace mantle, and a bookshelf. Multiple wooden chairs are stacked and arranged around a patterned rug. Artwork and decorative objects are on the mantle, and there is a window with patterned curtain
A collection of large, white, spiral-shaped gogottes piled together
Two people hanging a large abstract painting on a beige wall.
An old wooden bench partially fallen over in tall yellow grass with a backdrop of green trees.

Traders of Contemporary Art, Natural History and Primitive Antiques

ABOUT EXOB

Extraordinary Objects is a living collection: part gallery, part studio, part home. Based in a 17th Century Farmhouse in Kent, we bring together contemporary art, primitive antiques, and natural history in an evolving space that reflects our curiosity, interests, and sense of wonder.

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We only trade in the work of artists who hang in our home and whose work we are happy to live with. Most of the work we sell comes directly from our walls, and is by artists we either know or admire Bridget Riley ‘Intervals Orange/Blue’,
We love this extremely rare 19th Century Welsh slate splitters chair. It’s as vernacular as it gets and was used in a Welsh quarry where skilled craftsmen sat on it whilst splitting stabs of slate into thinner pieces suitable for use during the
Many people see gogottes and think they’re created by an artist because of their unique and beautiful sculptural forms. Whilst they have inspired sculptors like Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth they are in fact naturally formed over tens of tho
A lovely late 18th century three legged Welsh stick chair, likely from the Cardiganshire area. Great shape with good colour and patina and the seat made from a single slab of elm. A very good example of vernacular Welsh furniture. Height 79 cm Width
An early 19th Century turned sycamore dairy bowl, in a beautifully rich honey colour with line decoration and lots of character Diameter 24 cm Height 10 cm £195 Now available to view online. Click link in bio to view recent acquisitions