Silver work

22 c & Fine gold 40 mm diameter pendant with blue opal

Above a covered cup in 18 & 22 carat gold and with 82 cabochen garnets, 10″ tall, and ‘such as Thomas a Becket might have owned but in your style’, as my client requested.

Below a ‘chased’ silver fruit dish with a detachable base as a candlestick.

112bR-w1750-h1750 'Chased' silver fruit dish with a detachable candle stick base wine-coaster

Above one of a pair of commissioned wine coasters st with moonstones.

2 stemmed goblets POSTER

Above two goblets, repousse with applied wire decoration and gold plated liners.

Chased silver dish — Chased silver dish, gold prize winner 2014

Below three chased dishes to win gold in ‘chasing’ at Goldsmith’s in 2016.

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The candlesticks , Cross and chalice below were commissioned for a private church. They all have gold detail, the chalice is set with topaz and the Cross has a bronze centre and halo.

candlesticks — Silver with gold detail

Alter Cross in silver and bronze with gold detail — silver, bronze and gold detail

modern silver and gold chalice handcrafted by Wally Gilbert — Silver set with topaz and with gold detail

Tea caddy — silver tea caddy

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Above three examples of beakers with repousse, wire decoration, gold detail, set with cabochen garnets and peridot and with gold plated liners.

Commissioned bespoke handcrafted silver tea pot — Commissioned silver tea pot. This was to an architects design.

Mace composite

Above a Mace for Hereford Cathedral

Topaz beaker

Above a beaker set with London topaz, applied wire detail and gold plated inner liner

Baptismal shell — A commission for a Baptismal shell. James asked for something of ‘mine’ rather than a standard silver scallop shell. As is usual I would be hard put to say where the idea came from.

3A2DX Above a ‘weed vase’ in patinated bronze and silver.

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Above a wood and repousse silver fruit bowl. The wood is oak burr.

Chased Copper dish — One of three copper dishes made as a result of travelling and working in New Zealand and Australia in 2003 I sold them this year to somebody who saw them at a previous Goldsmiths Fair and always regretted not buying one, or three.

Below a processional silver cross for a parish church

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