Award and Presentation Commissions

This leading international building, retail and residential property group commissioned a major bronze abstract figurative piece for each of the winners in its annual corporate 'Oscar' awards.

This fearsome creature with sword between its teeth was sculpted in wax then cast in solid silver. The handle and hilt of the sword were modelled separately in wax and then cast, whilst the sword was forged from solid silver rod. The sculpture is 10 inch tall.

This bronze high relief of the Parliament Street façade of the building is hung in Her Majesty's Treasury and marks its official opening by the Rt Hon Gordon Brown in 2005.

The original high relief was made in styrene sheet and tube, metal fretwork and the figurative and column decorative work in clay. This part of the work took 120 hours to complete. The original text was cut into MDF on a board the size of the finished work. Both pieces were then cast by the wax investment process, the high relief work casting then fixed to the bronze backboard. A major work of its kind.

This 9 inch sculpture was presented at a series of events each celebrating in turn the achievements of international figures including Madeleine Albright, Bernie Ecclestone, Sir Alan Sugar and Sir Alan Wicker.

The medallion, a miniature portrait of the Prime Minister who led Britain to victory in the Second World War, was produced for the Cabinet War Rooms Museum Project 2000-2002, and presented to individuals who played a critical role in the project.

The 3 inch coin-style medallion was created from the 8 inch clay original using a 19th century scaling instrument called a pantograph at the Tower Mint.

These replicas of the council crest in float bronze have been mounted inside buildings used in community projects, where the council has financially assisted.

The anatomical accuracy of this presentation piece for the prestigious Mapperley Golf Club is down to the sculptor's attention to detail during a number of research visits to the local slaughterhouse.

A pedigree bull if ever there was one. The work is a perpetual trophy for juniors at the club.

The Blackbird was commissioned by a Ladies golf club as a perpetual Club Champion Trophy to be played for annually.

The original was sculpted in clay and then cast in float bronze, the bird patinated in black, the branch it stands on in brown and the piece mounted on green Lakeland slate.