Please note, the prices are a guide only.

Portfolio

Please note, the prices shown in brackets are given as a reference for these custom made pieces.

Dining table in European oak. The stretcher rails are tenoned all the way through the end frames and wedged with ebony to give a very strong and attractive joint. It has four hand-cut dovetailed drawers for cutlery, mats etc.(£3000)

Filing cabinet in European oak. A bead moulding runs around the hole cabinet above and below the doors and around the door panels. The top is inlayed with a line of contrasting brown oak.(£2000)

Chest of drawers in European ash. Part of a set of bedroom furniture. Hand-cut dovetailed drawers, hand-carved pulls.(£2800)

Chair in European oak. This carver is part of a set of eight. A copy of an arts and crafts chair designed by Ernest Gimson.(Dining £440 ea, carver £480 ea).

Break-front wardrobe in European ash. Part of a set of bedroom furniture. The doors are of solid construction with the panels set slighty proud of the frame.The panels to each door are cut from one length so that the grain pattern runs up the door. Hand-carved door pulls.(£5900)

English oak cabinet with brown oak fielded door and side panels, hand- carved door and drawer pulls. The drawers are constructed with hand-cut dovetail joints.(£3200)

One of a set of six dining chairs. The backs are made of laminated plywood covered with oak and ash veneer.(£520 ea)

Chest of drawers in American ash. The side panels are graduated to mirror the width of the drawer fronts. A relief is fashioned on the bottom of the drawer fronts for opening the drawers. Hand-cut dovetailed drawers, the sides are in oak which is harder wearing than ash.(£2700)

Dressing table in American ash to accompany the above chest of drawers. Traditionally constructed peice with hand-cut dovetailed drawers.£(3300)

Small box in pear. A speculative piece with all four sides curved inside and out. The corner dovetail joints were technically very challenging to cut.

Break-front wardrobe in Canadian maple. The mirror is set in a fielded panelled frame to match the doors. A small cock bead runs around the door and drawer frames. The drawers run on quality metal slides.(£7000)

Bow-fronted console table in European oak. Made to match the above filing cabinet with bead moulding detail below the rails and brown oak inlay in the top.(£950)

Dining table in European oak. Nearly 9ft long, the stretcher rail is based on Edward Barnsley's famous "hayrake" design. There are chamfers throughout the table which catch the light at differing angles.(£3600)

Garden bench in European oak. One of a pair. Made from one huge board of 5" oak, 13' long by 33" wide. There is a slight inward curve on the front board, the front legs are "bull-nosed" and the ends of the seat are also curved.(£1000)

Breakfront antique gun cabinet in European oak. The top doors are sliding to allow access to the guns.(£6800)

5ft tall storage chest in European oak. Panels are quarter sawn veneer.(£4500)

Sideboard in Canadian maple. Turned door knobs through and wedged. (£2300)

Desk in European oak. The bottom right drawer is a filing drawer. Drawers run on quality metal slides. (£2150)

Dresser in Canadian maple.(£2900)

Desk in European oak with a burr oak border and brown oak inlay on the top. The drawers are on spring catches and are opened by pushing them inwards to release the catch. The bottom drawers are for files. Exhibition piece.

Computer workstation in European oak, hand-laid veneered panels, brown oak inlay. This piece houses the various parts of a pc, with a sliding shelf in the left-hand cupboard for a printer. The middle drawer front drops down to allow a sliding shelf with keyboard to pull out.(£3500)

Bookshelf and filing drawer unit. Made to accompany the above computer workstation. Three lockable filing drawers and adjustable bookshelves.(£2300)