Here is a brooch to take with you to the grave, all you Viking and Celtic souls! A follow through on a variation I wanted to do make on The Briarwood Brooch. Sand-cast in Sterling Silver (75g)

Thought it was about time I got my head around this website and uploaded a few examples of my work 😀

This is the house that Jack built. This is the maltThat lay in the house that Jack built. This is the rat,That ate the maltThat lay in the house that Jack built. YOU get the Gist! Skip to the last verse! This is the farmer sowing his corn,That kept the cock that crow’d in the […]

Sterling silver Two bob pieces from around 1914 to 1932 (these ones) They’r the perfect size for small castings (Greensand casting)… I generally use about five in the small crucible… Here I’ve cast a few small pieces for a necklace.

This is a forged sterling silver spoon, 124mm X 36mm and weighing 25g. Sometimes it’s good to have a Naming Gift for a new born baby and a silver spoon is pretty ideal! https://frmedicamentsenligne.com/viagra-generique.html To make it, I cast an ingot and forged it on an anvil… there was some finishing done with abrasives and […]

For years, I have been intending to cast a Bronze Pen-annular Brooch… In the past the Annular and Pen-annular brooches that Ive made have been in forged steel or of late (Ha!.. the last 20 years or so!)… in forged Stainless steel. These forgings have largely been contemporary designs of my own and when I […]