This bronze still life of various vegetables on a plate is from Margara’s 'Great-grandfather's Still Life' collection. The pieces were modelled in wax and the final bronze forms made from lost wax casting. The bronzes were then decorated with polychrome in oil, giving each form a lifelike appearance.

This bronze still life of fruit and asparagus in a jug was inspired by the arrival of the autumn months. The pieces were individually modelled in wax and then transposed into bronze using the lost wax casting technique. The resulting bronze forms have been decorated with polychrome in oil, giving each a lifelike appearance.

Using the lost wax process of metal casting, Margara has created a series of fruits and vegetables. Margara started by modelling the forms in wax and then transposed them into bronze. She perfected the final forms by decorating them with oil paints. The objects were then placed in and around a traditional blue porcelain plate.

This still life of vegetables placed within a wooden box demonstrates the process used by Maragara to shape her bronze forms. The vegetables have been hand modelled from wax and are waiting to be transposed into bronze through lost wax casting.

These flowers, inspired by those that may be found on a patio, were cast in silver from wax models using the lost wax process of metal casting. The final forms were decorated with oil paint to give the flowers a lifelike appearance.