Professional craftsmen

Freelance heraldic artist and designer with over 20 years experience producing artworks in both traditional-medieval and contemporary styles. Tapestries and heraldic cushions can also be designed. Previous clients include private individuals and corporate bodies, such as the College of Arms, the City of London and the House of Lords

Produces marquetry inlays for high-end cabinetry and large decorative wall panels. In-house expertise enables the workshop to create work of contemporary or traditional design for private or commercial clients. Materials used include timber veneers, rare metals, iridescent shell, faux ivory and faux tortoiseshell. Components of inlays are cut to

Metalworker handling recycled metals and applying them, in liquid form, to virtually any substrate, giving the products a seamless skin of metal without damaging them. The liquid metal is applied in fine layers then gently worked through up to eight stages of sanding and polishing. Bespoke artistic finishing and blending with semi-precious metals

Offers a range of services including architectural wood and stone carving, wood restoration and ornament. Hardwood joinery for staircases, kitchens, windows and doors is undertaken. Previous projects include Windsor Castle, Hampton Court Palace, and St James Palace in the UK and the Washington Cathedral in the US

Exhibits and promotes a wide range of high quality, handmade, contemporary, British woodwork from new and established craftspeople. Pieces are chosen carefully for good design, quality of finish, originality and value for money. The selection of work is extensive, encompassing the unusual, creative and practical through carving, furniture making

Carving and gilding specialists. The company designs and makes bespoke commissioned pieces in period or contemporary styles, as well as conserving / restoring fine woodcarving and gilding, particularly watergilding. Also advises on and co-ordinates large projects for public organisations, private collectors, interior designers and conservation

Offers a full enamelling service for roll-top or cast metal baths that are chipped or have lost their shine. The company can restore a bath to its original condition by enamelling the interior with a high-shine finish, and priming or repainting the outside in a choice of traditional colours. Enamelling can also be done in-situ without the removal

Candle manufacturer and supplier with over 100 years experience. All products are made in the UK to imperial specifications. High-quality beeswax church candles are supplied in sizes ranging from 0.5-3.0 in diameter. They can be self-fitting with fluted bases or made to fit tubes up to 1.3 in diameter. Candles can also be made to order with up to

Specialising in marquetry, Christine Meyer-Eaglestone creates wall panels (sometimes in relief) in response to site-specific commissions, such as reception areas and boardrooms. She also produces screens, mirrors, chests, boxes and cabinets. These are mostly one-off pieces, but some can be repeated in small numbers

Candle manufacturer supplying trade and mail order customers with case volumes. Specialists in applying images to candles, the company provides a bespoke service in large or small quantities. Standard products include pillar candles manufactured from 100% mineral wax and cotton. They range in size from 2x2 to 4x12. Coloured dining candles are also

Uses a combination of drawing, 3D software, traditional hand skills, and digital technology, including rapid manufacture and non-fired ceramic materials, to produce tureens, bowls, trophies and other products

Candle manufacturers with a unique production process that combines modern, computer-controlled candle manufacturing with the traditional processes of wax dipping. Products include a range of dining, banqueting and catering candles that can be supplied wholesale. Products are produced in a standard range of 40 colours, although a colour-matching

Manufacture of marquetry inlays, layons and panels for projects ranging from standard motifs for antique and reproduction furniture through to nautical themes for boatbuilding and yacht interiors. Uses laser cut, saw cut and knife cut techniques. Marquetry can be designed by the company or from photos or drawings from the client

Lettercarvers working primarily on large scale architectural inscription and word sculpture. Having an established working relationship with a Dorset quarry, and with a particular interest in exploring the boundaries between legibility and abstraction, the company was commissioned to design and carve all lettering for the new and refurbished