Proprietor of the gallery.  Worked for many years at the Economist as a typographical designer.  He fulfilled his ambition with his love of antiques and paintings by opening the gallery.  Studied art restoration and conservation at Reading University and furthered his knowledge under London art restorers.  He now spends much time travelling the country looking for paintings and furniture, and the undertaking of restoration and framing in the studio.

Co-proprietor of the gallery.  Worked for many years in advertising for J Walter Thompson in Berkeley Square.  She then gave up her job to bring up their family until Neil opened the gallery.  She now is in charge of choosing and purchasing the jewellery and the giftware, and organising the display areas of the gallery.

Daughter of Neil and Janis.  Joined the family business in 1995.  She left school and went to work at Phillips Auctioneers in London as a saleroom assistant, gaining knowledge of the World of Art and Antiques.  She went on to work at Madame Tussauds in the Historical Research Department where she spent much time working on their projects in Warwick Castle and in Baker Street.  She now spends much of her time researching the works of art and helping with restoration and framing in the studio.