Handmade Silverware and Jewellery Inspired by Nature
Featured Silversmithing pieces
Hammer formed, deep relief chased
Britannia silver
mm high x mm diameter approx.
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Photographer: Paul Mounsey
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The ‘Two Feathers’ sterling silver box
The ‘Two Feathers’ Box is handcrafted in sterling silver. The box is formed from flat sheet using traditional fabricating techniques. Once the box is complete, the lid is filled with pitch and the surface is chased using fine steel punches, creating a rich, yet subtle texture that catches the light.
Each piece s is individually handmade in Cornwall, meaning no two are ever the same — subtle variations are part of their unique character and charm.
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Commissions: To commission a similar bespoke piece, please get in touch via the CONTACT page. Commissions are handmade to order; lead times and dates can be discussed on request.
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Hammer formed, chased
Britannia silver
90mm high x 85mm diameter approx.
265g
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Photographer:
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This stunning beaker is inspired by the ceramic beakers and fragments from the Early Bronze Age, a homage to the Beaker People of Europe.
This piece is hand-raised and chased as a nod to the ancestors of this land - blending ancient inspiration with contemporary silversmithing. It carries the quiet rhythm of old tools and older stories - a gesture of respect to the ancestors of this land…their hands, their craft, their earth.
Handcrafted in Britannia silver, the vessel is formed from flat sheet using traditional hammering techniques that have been practiced for millennia. Once the shape is complete, it is filled with pitch and the surface is chased in deep relief using steel punches, creating a rich, tactile texture that catches the light.
Each vessel s is individually handmade in Cornwall, meaning no two are ever the same — subtle variations are part of their unique character and charm.
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Commissions: To commission a similar bespoke piece, please get in touch via the CONTACT page. Commissions are handmade to order; lead times and dates can be discussed on request.
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Hammer formed, deep relief chased
Britannia silver
120mm high x 80mm diameter approx.
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Availability: AVAILABLE NOW
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Photographer: Paul Mounsey and Syd Buron
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The ‘Silene II’ Vase in Britannia silver
The ‘Silene II’ Vessel is the second piece in an ongoing series of vessels inspired by the delicate seed head of the Red Campion (Silene dioica).
Handcrafted in Britannia silver, the vessel is formed from flat sheet using traditional hammering techniques that have been practiced for millennia. Once the shape is complete, it is filled with pitch and the surface is chased in deep relief using fine steel punches, creating a rich, tactile texture that catches the light.
Standing approximately 120 mm high × 80 mm in diameter, this sculptural form echoes the unfurling petals of a campion seed pod. It can be enjoyed as a standalone art piece or used as a vase for a small posy of garden flowers.
Each vessel s is individually handmade in Cornwall, meaning no two are ever the same — subtle variations are part of their unique character and charm.
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Commissions: To commission a similar bespoke piece, please get in touch via the CONTACT page. Commissions are handmade to order; lead times and dates can be discussed on request.
'The Four Pillars' Vase in Britannia Silver
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Hammer formed, deep relief chased
Britannia silver
100mm high x 53mm diameter approx.
127g
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Availability: AVAILABLE NOW
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Photographer: Paul Mounsey
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The ‘Four Pillars’ Vase in Britannia silver
Handcrafted in Britannia silver, the vessel is formed from flat sheet using traditional hammering techniques that have been practiced for millennia. Once the shape is complete, it is filled with pitch and the surface is chased using fine steel punches, creating a rich, tactile texture that catches the light.
The ‘Four Pillars’ Silver Vase is inspired by the tail feather of the woodpecker, which is a bird that represents the warrior spirit. The four feathers are representative of the four directions but is also a concept that occurs in many different spiritual and philosophical traditions.
The shape of the vase is also reminiscent of the shape of vases and jars seen in ancient Egypt. According to Egyptian mythology Osiris conducted a ‘Weighing of the Heart’ ceremony the deceased presented their heart to the balance where various gods performed the ceremony. The heart of the dead, which contained a record of all the deceased’s actions in life, was weighed against the feather of Ma’at, the Goddess who fittingly represented truth, balance, justice and harmony. In this way the feathers could also be seen to represent truth, justice, balance and harmony, or any four qualities that are felt to be of significance.
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Each vessel is individually handmade in Cornwall, meaning no two are ever the same — subtle variations are part of their unique character and charm.
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Commissions: To commission a similar bespoke piece, please get in touch via the CONTACT page. Commissions are handmade to order; lead times and dates can be discussed on request.