An ornamental carving of a Rococo-esque acanthus leaf, in warm-toned lime wood. The carving follows an ‘S-scroll’ shape, with the acanthus emerging from a scroll and wrapping around an accompanying ‘C-scroll’ shaped marine detail.

Length 27 cm
Width 19 cm
Height 4.5 cm

A coat of arms carved for the City of London livery company, The Worshipful Company of Basketmakers, and housed in a bespoke display case made by furniture maker Chris Ward. The carving features the company's coat of arms of two griffin supporters and numerous charges featuring baskets or basketmaking tools. The coat of arms is richly painted in azure (blue) and gilded in argent (silver).

Length 32 cm
Width 26 cm
Height 4 cm

A coat of arms for a private client carved in lime wood, featuring an escutcheon draped with a cloak, richly ornamental mantling, a lion crest, and a standard with forked ends. The carving was photographed in the bare wood prior to being painted and gilded.

Length 72 cm
Width 52 cm
Height 11 cm

A coat of arms carved for the City of London livery company, The Worshipful Company of Joiners & Ceilers. This coat of arms was left unpainted, in order to highlight the company’s historic connection with carving, carpentry and joinery. It features as supporters two boys holding a carpenter's square and a woman crowned with a castle respectively, and its crest features a ‘wild man’ figure armed with a spear.

Length 30 cm
Width 30 cm
Height 3 cm

A large royal coat of arms carved from lime wood, representing the arms of King George III. It shows the lion and unicorn supporters and rose and thistles, symbolising England and Scotland, and has been painted and gilded.

Length 112 cm
Width 24 cm
Height 82 cm