Yes, all delivery costs to mainland UK addresses are included in the sales price. Delivery will be with Royal Mail or Parcel Force for smaller works, or with a specialist courier for anything else.

Yes, we can ship internationally but this will incur an additional cost. Not all locations are feasible, please contact us to discuss. Any additional international charges such as customs, duties, VAT or any other charges will be your sole responsibilty to pay for. International shipping can be very complex and we are not able to advise on these possible extra charges.

If your artwok is being delivered by Royal Mail or Parcel Force you will be given a date you can expect your delivery by, plus a tracking number if possible. Our specialist couriers will liaise with you to choose an appropriate time slot for delivery.

Some paintings come with frames, others don’t. Please look carefully at the images for each piece to see how it is presented. If the artwork you like doesn’t come with a frame or you want it framed in a different way, then I recommend taking it to a local framers. Go to Interior Design for further information.

We offer a full refund within 14 days. Please contact us in the first instance. You will be responsible for the return postage costs, unless otherwise agreed. Please return artwork securely packaged, ideally in the original packaging. Artwork damaged in transit back to us that is due to packaging may not be eligible for a refund.

Please contact us as soon as you notice any damage so we can arrange a replacement, reframe or refund.

Yes any piece of art made by Saul is signed on the back along with the title and the date it was made. Saul believes a signature on the front distracts from the work. Some pieces that will benefit from being framed behind glass after purchase, like the Tiny Abstracts and various Plein Air Paintings, have been signed along the bottom edge to allow them to be float mounted if desired.

Float mounting is where a piece of foam board is fixed in between the artwork and the mount board, in the process of framing something behind glass. The artwork is then raised up from the background and has the appearance of ‘floating’ in its frame.