An Altar Cross, pair of Candlesticks and a Processional Cross for The Holy Trinity Church, Millhouses, Sheffield, (silver, the Staff is of ebonised wood, part-made by me but for the most part made by Jack Spencer Silversmiths Ltd.,).

Biscuit Barrel commissioned by a private collector. The tiny gold Martlets flying above the clouds make an Heraldic connection with the City of Westminster. (silver, line-chasing is by Bill Richardson, engraving on lid by George Lukes).

Four further 2-light ‘Plommer’ Candlesticks for Wolfson College, Cambridge.

Ceremonial Mace, rich with symbolism, commissioned by the then newly validated Humberside University, (silver, parcel-gilt, rosewood shaft, the gilded Foot was modelled, cast & chased and the Lodestone setting were made by me, otherwise for the most part finely made by silversmith Russell Rimes and his son, the carved and enamelled ‘Coat of Arms’ is by Alan Mudd, the Stand beautifully made by Chris Wells).

I was commissioned by Dr. John Addy to make his silver Chalice as a replica (but approx:10% larger) of an exquisitely made late Norman Chalice (c.1130 A.D.) discovered with the remains of Archbishop Walter de Grey in a wooden coffin, found beneath the stone floor of York Minster. Dr. Addy gave his 'new' Chalice to St. Pauls Church, Halifax.

Sets of these Bowls in two sizes were made for Banana Republic Inc.

Flower Vases, Bowls and Beakers all chosen by Anouska Hempel as furnishings for The Hempel Hotel, then newly opened in London.

Six pieces commissioned for the 'Sefer Torah' in a new Synagogue.

Double Wall Construction to give both visual weight and a degree of insulation. This pewterware is lead-free and fully food safe. It is made from tin alloy of 95% pure tin approved by Safety Standards Agencies in Europe California & Japan. Pewter can be washed by hand in soapy water and buffed with a duster to preserve its patina.

Double Wall Construction to give both visual weight and a degree of insulation. This pewterware is lead-free and fully food safe. It is made from tin alloy of 95% pure tin approved by Safety Standards Agencies in Europe California & Japan. Pewter can be washed by hand in soapy water and buffed with a duster to preserve its patina.