Inlaid around the mirror frame shown here are individual mother of pearl disks.
The lacquered jewellery case uses hand marbled paper to line the interior.
Commissioning a bespoke piece as a gift or to finish the decoration of an existing room allows customers to choose exactly design, materials and finish they want.
As with a larger piece of furniture, the client sees the design progress from the first sketches to a finished item.
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Jewellery box in solid elm with the timber coming from a Norfolk wood yard.
The panels that make up the top and base have a plywood core laminated with hand cut elm veneers. Inlayed into the top is a band of solid ebony.
Inside the box is a tray from ash with hand marbled paper and the key hole is finished with in inlayed brass escutcheon.
Commissioned by a client in Cambridge, this mirror frame is made up from six pieces of solid black walnut into which have been inlayed mother or pearl dots.
The mirror has had a bevelled edge and the back panel is solid sapele.
This wall mounted display shelving uses a variety of materials and was painted on site after fitting.
It was made for a Georgian manor house near Guildford. There are a matching pair either side of a doorway and this highly ornamental this pair create a stunning impact in an already striking room.
This wall mounted display case for Japanese netsuke has a solid ash carcase and walnut door.
It was commisioned by the client for a house in Cambridge.
The door is hung on solid brass hinges and held shut with a discrete magnetic catch.
