Chalice and Paten for Ackworth Parish Church, Yorkshire

Pair of 15-light Candelabra commissioned by The Goldsmiths’ Company and given to Exeter University (silver, engraved by T& A Wise)

Images also show my original sketch design for a 15-light Candelabrum subsequently made as a pair, in silver and the preliminary model in wood, made before starting the work in silver.

Designed and made by Keith in 1966, this piece is owned by the Goldsmiths' Company, London.

It formed part of the exhibition at Goldsmiths' hall “Treasures of the 20th Century” during summer 2000 and at the Koldinghus Museum, Denmark during 2002.

Only one other has been made to this design and sold during an exhibition in Japan.

Weight of silver: 5 Kilos (approx.)

A Casket for Bradford Civic Society (engraved by T & A. Wise)

Spice (or sugar) Caster and ‘Cube’ Condiments with closers, ‘bayonet fittings’, underneath, (silver, with punch-work rosettes).

Gilded Beech-wood Cross suspended over the central Altar in Churchill College Chapel, Cambridge and commissioned by The Goldsmiths’ Company. The brief asked for a three-dimensional Cross on account of its being placed at the centre of a square building. I resolved this by contriving a solid Cross in one plane, and a linear outline Cross of textured anodised aluminium in the second plane, at a right-angle to the Gilded Cross.

The whole construction is suspended on four piano-wires. Commissioned by The Goldsmiths’ Company together with four floor-standing wooden Candlesticks, also for The Chapel.

Race Trophy awarded by OSRAM to the winning driver in the BARC Saloon Car Race Competition. The racing driver Hammond Innes presented the Trophy at a splendid event in the Grosvenor House Hotel.

The Trophy: (silver, supporting a silver-gilt and subtlely ovoid form and with a Base of Cumberland Green Slate (engraved by George Lukes).

Although originally made for The National Saloon Car Racing Championships, a few years later, the above Trophy was re-named by Osram-GEC Ltd. and then served as the Lighting Efficiency Trophy for The Lighting Industries Federation. Simplified, small keepsakes were also presented annually for several years.

Chalice and Paten for Heathrow Airport Chapel forming part of a commission from The Goldsmiths’ Company.

This commission included also a non-denominational Communion Set (not illustrated)

Some of a small series of ‘Cube’ Gas Lighters (Colibri mechanisms), several purchased by Colibri UK Ltd., (silver cases individually punch-worked)

A Poseybowl commissioned by The Armourers’ & Braziers’ Company