DOVA Collective

A conversation in green.

John Ditchfield’s iridescent green glass bowl meets ‘Superstition’ an original artwork by Sherylle Dovaston.

Two pieces built in depth, light, and quiet tension.

Both works are available through DOVA Collective Tap the tags to view the details.

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This beautiful David Leach pot didn’t linger for long.

Some objects just have it — that sense of rightness that means they find their home very quickly.

We see this time and again: truly special pieces tend to be snapped up almost as soon as they’re shared. If you’ve ever hesitated and then missed out, this is your gentle reminder.

If you’d like to learn more about what we currently have available, now is the perfect time to take a look.

Your next special piece may be waiting.

Before emails, there was artistry.

This exquisite pair of c.1900 silver‑topped cut glass inkwells by Samuel Walton Smith & Co speaks to a golden age of writing.

Timeless. Refined. Rare.

A story of Scottish Glass, 1930s - 1990s.

History and craft distilled into colour and form.

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A study in balance.

Mid-century Danish stoneware by Gunnar Nylund for Nymølle, paired with Sherylle Dovaston’s original work, If I Could be Anywhere.

Together they explore restraint, surface, and the quiet pull of the landscape.

This is at the heart of DOVA Collective; art and objects in conversation.

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Design synergy.

A 1970s Italian modernist vase in conversation with contemporary artwork ‘St George’s Terrace’ by Sherylle Dovaston.

For collectors who love art and objects with presence.






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Contemporary Art and Vintage Design

- An Apparent Lack of Ceremony, acrylic on canvas 76 x 60cm

- Whitefriars Knobbly vase in forest green, by William Wilson and Harry Dyer c1970s

Both available now.