Based on the striking 13th-century striped bell tower of Siena Cathedral, these three boxes stack together to make a vertical condiment set. The stripes were etched onto the silver sheet before construction, then oxidised after completion to define the stripes.

Length 4.5 cm
Width 4.5 cm
Height 15.5 cm

These two small boxes would grace any dinner table. They are inspired by 18th-century pigeon houses of south-west France. Constructed from scored and folded hallmarked sterling silver sheet. The lined design was etched on the silver prior to folding. The windows of the left-hand box are all hand cut. The roof lifts off as a lid to reveal a bright yellow gold interior.

Height 13 cm
Width 5.5 cm
Depth 5.5 cm

Based on the iconic Radliffe Camera in the centre of Oxford, this brooch is made with the use of trompe-l'oeil and false perspectives so that it appears round but is in fact flat and only 16mm deep.

Based on the reconstructed Elizabethan theatre on the South Bank of the Thames, this brooch shows the outside elevation on the right with a cross section revealing the stage and seating. It is one of a limited edition of six pieces.

This ring was commissioned by The Court Barn Museum and is inspired by the medieval Cotswold town of Chipping Campden in central England. It includes the east banqueting hall, the old covered market in the middle, a gate house and St James’ church tower.