My interest in woodwork began with turning bowls and carving spoons, and I still love to do both of those things.

Most of my turning is done on an electic lathe ( a Union Graduate), but I do enjoy turning on a pole lathe as well.

I enjoy making everything on the lathe, from utilitarian plates and bowls for daily use to large sculptural pieces.

I sometimes turn chestnut if I have anything of sufficient diameter, but most of my turning wood comes from local tree surgeons.

I usually have a small selection of bowls and spoons in stock. Please get in touch if you have something in mind.

Sycamore and beech spoons.

Sculptural forms in black walnut and mulberry.

Sycamore and damson spoons.

Ebonised sweet chestnut turned on the pole lathe.

Black walnut lidded pot.

Birch locking lid box.

Elm bowls.

Elm.

Elm plates.

Beech locking lid box.

London plane locking lid boxes.