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A Night at the Opera On holiday in 2009 I was inspired by the architecture and style of the Tenerife Opera House and pondered long and hard over how I might produce that beautiful arching curve. This piece is the result. Base 25cm x 14cm x 14 high £350 Made to order |
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This was inspired by the Singapore balls I make (below). There are thirty two spikes set into the ball like the spines of a sea urchin, although I took the precaution of rounding the ends. It’s an attractive object and it could be used to display rings over the spines. Ball 7cm dia with spines 5cm long £70 |
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Hermit 12cm x 12cm x 17cm (diagonal) It has recently been purchased for inclusion in The Daniel Collection.
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Hermit II 14cm x 4½cm x 21cm (diagonal)
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The first one of these I made for a neighbour, and from time to time someone asks me to make another one. The one on the left is oak, that on the right is laburnum. gavel head 5.5cm dia x 9.5cm long £45 gavel & block |
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Space to Think £245 |
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Apples and... |
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...other fruit |
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Singapore Balls |
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Seed Pod |
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I like modern art! Inspired by the work of Dutch painter Piet Mondrian, the coloured sections are pieces of a bowl, cut and glued to the black base by the bowl’s rim. I genuinely do like modern art, and the apparent simplicity of this piece conceals a complexity only apparent on close examination. 25cm x 25cm x 3½cm £150 |
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Married Quarters |
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Odd shaped balls |
Some pieces cross boundaries or defy classification. Some are pieces of artwork, whose beauty of shape or form sets them apart from my other work. Others, while still attractive pieces, have a more practical side but simply don’t fit into other categories. These are just a few of the 'other pieces' I make.
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