Six decades of previously unseen work by John Maltby comes to light — from early pottery through painted automata to bold sculptural vessels. His figurative pieces sit alongside Breon O'Casey's rare limited-edition prints, created during St Ives' artistic peak. Tabby Booth's monochrome wildlife paintings capture creatures through creative distortion, while Kate Sampson's ceramic dishes showcase intricate fish and bird illustrations. Nancy Pickard's jewellery incorporates ancient symbols, and Nigel Lambert's painterly woodfired tableware ensures no two pieces match. Stone sculptures by Reece Ingram complete this treasure trove in the gardens.