MEET OUR SCULPTORS 2025
Welcome to the Leeds Castle Sculpture Trail 2025.
Scan the QR code on the plaque to find out more about the Sculptor & their creations.
Alison Catchlove
After graduating with a degree in Fine Art: Sculpture Alison now specialises in metalwork, creating sculptures inspired by nature and wildlife. She is particularly known for her intricate and often comical birds.
Working from her studio in the Surrey Hills, Alison uses fairly basic tools to cut, hammer and weld sheet steel to create her sculptures. Often cutting large sheets into hundreds of tiny pieces before welding them together to form the finished sculpture. The sculptures are then galvanised and painted bright colours to bring them to life and to add a sense of humour and quirkiness.
Rose Frame
Bird on Rose: Chaffinch
Bird on Rose: Sparrow
Bird on Rose: Goldcrest
Squirrel
Hoopoe: Crown
Hoopoe: Flathead
Parakeet with Cherries
Barn Owl Landing
Andre Masters & CJ Munn
André Masters & CJ Munn first connected on the Internet in 2003 through a shared love of lifecasting and sculpture when they were irresistibly drawn to photographs of each other’s work. What began as a passion for the creative arts and a fascination with the making process grew into a loving partnership that would flourish both in and out of the studio.
Ascension
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This cold-cast iron sculpture captures a moment of quiet grace, as if the figure is gently turning her face to bask in the sunlight. She evokes the noblewomen and queens who once wandered the gardens of Leeds Castle, pausing to embrace a fleeting moment of peaceful acceptance and joy. Perhaps this is the calm before the storm, a beautiful stillness filled with hope and contemplation.
Price
£950 in this finish, £1,150 cold cast bronze, foundry bronze £POA.
To purchase please contact events@leeds-castle.co.uk
Chandrika
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This cold-cast iron sculpture was created from a life cast of Chandrika, a much-loved elephant from Woburn Safari Park. Rescuedas a juvenile from poor conditions overseas, Chandrika found a new life in the UK and generously lent her presence to this work. Artist André first cast her in 1998, and the couple returned 14 years later to create this larger piece. Chandrika seemed to remember André, searching his pockets for the mints he once carried. She remained fully conscious and calm during the process, rewarded afterwards with a well-earned bucket of
apples, to the envy of her fellow elephants.
Price
£-
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Christopher Pike
Working from his Hampshire studio in the South Downs, Christopher Pike’s practice centres on creating bold, contemporary sculptures and functional architectural installations that harmonise with natural surroundings. Drawing inspiration from organic and geometric patterns—such as growth rings and landscape contours— his work reveals the dynamic dialogue between natural processes and refined design. Christopher’s passion for craftsmanship was first ignited in his education, leading to a degree in Fine Art from UCA Farnham and a subsequent career as a sculptor. His work is exhibited in galleries in London and across the UK.
Collaborating with clients, Christopher creates bespoke works that enhance outdoor and architectural spaces. By using locally sourced and natural materials, he ensures that each piece enriches its environment both visually and experientially but also respects and supports its environment. His craftsmanship blends precise structural elements with the beauty of natural surfaces, utilising techniques like charring and abrasive washing. Christopher’s sculptures promote reflection and connection, offering sustainable art that honours the environment through thoughtful design.
Echoes
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Through the charring process comes an unpredictable uncertainty of what might emerge, and which unique patterns will be revealed, emphasising the natural beauty of the individual growth rings. Echoes forms part of a series of sculptures in which Christopher explores the interaction between the sculpture, the view it frames, and the echoes that ripple across natural cylindrical shapes.
Look closely, each section of meticulously shaped wood offers an insight into the life and growth of the tree from which it was sculpted. Installed as a set of three, or individually as a singular piece, these sculptures create an elegant, contemporary focal point within a garden setting.
Price
£-
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David Gisby
David Gisby studied fine art at Ashford School of Art and Design after which he spent 7 years as a stained glass conservator, rebuilding stained glass panels from across the South East of England.
He is a qualified welder specialising in multiple materials. He uses these skills to create metal and glass sculptural pieces, that allow leaded glass to be enjoyed without the necessity and limitations of a traditional window. He utilizes a mix of new and reclaimed metal and glass to create works that respond to and celebrate the beauty of the materials.
Sunflower
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Made from steel and leaded glass, Sunflower combines strength and delicacy, celebrating its vibrant namesake. David Gisby’s expertise shines as coloured glass transforms light, creating a joyful play of texture and shadow.
Price
£1,425
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Junk Boat
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Combining dark steel and cool leaded glass, Junk Boat nods to traditional sailing vessels. Using a mix of new and reclaimed materials, David Gisby creates works that celebrates the beauty of metal and glass.
Price
£685
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Fish
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Crafted from steel and leaded glass, Fish pairs the vivid warmth of an orange fish with a cool blue glass backdrop, evoking the shimmering contrasts of underwater life.
Price
£1,465
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Multicoloured Leaf
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Crafted from steel and leaded glass, this sculpture reflects David Gisby’s unique approach to merging metalwork with traditional stained glass techniques. Inspired by the natural form of a leaf, it captures light and colour in ever-changing ways, inviting viewers to appreciate the beauty of glass beyond the confines of a window.
Price
£1,650
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Diane MacLean
Diane Maclean is a sculptor and environmental artist. She has exhibited her work widely in the UK and around the world and many of her sculptures are held in public and private collections.
She works predominantly in stainless steel, using the effects of natural light and wind, often on a large scale. In fabricating her sculptures she works with engineers. The partnership brings art and engineering together and ensures her imaginative projects are completed to the highest standards of quality and durability.
Two Birds Above
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Two Birds Above is a powerful example of Diane’s stainless steel sculptures, often monumental in scale and exploring the interplay of natural light and wind.
Price
£960
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Emily Stone
Emily Stone creates her Copper Creatures from her workshop near Dover in Kent. In 2001 she started sculpting full-time, and since then she has exhibited widely in galleries and gardens around Britain. She has shown her work at Fire and Iron Gallery at Leatherhead, Savill Gardens in Windsor Great Park, Pashley Manor on the Kent-Sussex border and Delamore Arts in Devon. Most recently her elephant sculpture was at RHS Chelsea Flower Show with the No Name Nursery, where the stand was awarded a Gold medal.
Emily recycles copper hot water tanks, plumbing pipes and electrical cables to create her sculptures. She enjoys giving new creative life to formerly functional objects. Her sculptures are inspired by nature and capture the essence of the subjects, from lumbering elephants to tiny mice and delicate or flamboyant flowers. She creates sculptures that have a relationship with their surroundings, whether it’s a heron stalking the fish in a pond or an intricate vine heart filling a previously uninteresting space on a wall. Her sculptures will age beautifully in a garden setting because unlike steel, copper doesn’t rust. Emily loves to make art that makes you smile.
Heron with Bulrush
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Crafted from recycled copper and steel, this sculpture captures the graceful poise of a heron framed by a sweep of slender bulrushes. Emily Stone’s work is inspired by nature, giving new life to reclaimed materials and creating pieces that interact beautifully with their surroundings.
Price
£925 (Heron)
£95 (Each Bulrush)
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Foal
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Crafted from recycled copper and steel, this sculpture captures the youthful energy and elegance of a foal. Inspired by nature, Emily creates pieces that have a relationship with their surroundings, allowing them to settle naturally into a garden or landscape.
Price
£1,450
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Stag
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Formed from recycled copper and steel, this sculpture captures the stately presence of a stag, its form echoing the beauty of the natural world. Emily’s pieces are inspired by wildlife and designed to form a harmonious relationship with their surroundings.
Price
£5,750
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Foxglove
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Formed from recycled copper and steel, this sculpture captures the elegant form of the foxglove in intricate detail. Emily’s work ranges from delicate flowers to larger animals, each piece reflecting her ability to capture the essence of her subject.
Price
£465
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Centipede
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Formed from recycled copper and steel, this detailed centipede is mounted on a walnut plinth. Emily enjoys giving new creative life to formerly functional objects, transforming them into sculptures that celebrate the forms and textures of the natural world.
Price
£2,450
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Rose Trio
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Crafted from recycled copper and steel, this trio of roses is brought to life with touches of rich red colour. Emily transforms reclaimed materials into sculptures that age beautifully outdoors, their character deepening over time.
Price
£965
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Gavin Roweth
After going to art colleges during the 1980’s Gavin was able to return to sculpting full time 2o years ago.
Workshops on The Isle of Portland convinced him that the local limestone was his preferred medium, the stone’s dense structure enables the carving of fine lines and textural variation, and the creamy white brilliant colour gives the stone a superb light reflective quality.
‘The age of stone and its constance in our history have developed into a deep relationship between us. Since we first shaped and utilised it, to carving it for pleasure, we have relied on and appreciated the stone around us. Working with stone connects us to the story of the Earth stretching back over hundreds of millions of years.’
Gavin initially carved figurative sculpture, but he now creates abstract forms, on a large scale for gardens and open spaces as well as smaller pieces for indoors.
His sculptures have been purchased by collectors from China and America along with Europe and the UK.
Goldstream III
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Crafted from Portland limestone with gold leaf, and set upon an oak plinth, this sculpture flows with gentle, curving lines that ripple across its surface, catching light and casting soft shadows. Sunlight dances on the gold, adding a luminous new dimension. The stone is Portland “basebed” limestone, a remarkably pure, dense material formed over 190 million years ago.
Price
£2,950
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Waveform VII
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Carved from Portland limestone and set upon an oak plinth, the sculpture’s simple lines are designed to sit naturally within a landscape, harmonising with its surroundings. The stone is Portland “basebed” limestone, a remarkably pure, dense material formed over 190 million years ago.
Price
£2,200
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Ian Marlow
Nature and natural forms inspire Ian’s work and this gives his sculptures their universal appeal.
In nature, surface can be an important part of the form, helping to define its purpose, and his sculptures reflect this, from the very fine texture he adds to the stainless steel to the bolder finish he applies to his bronze works.
A member of the Royal Society of Sculptors, Ian exhibits widely and is regularly commissioned by corporate and public bodies as well as many private clients.
Light-bringer
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This stainless steel sculpture is inspired by nature and organic forms, with a finely detailed surface that highlights both subtlety and strength.
Price
£3,600
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Suspension 3
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A hanging stainless steel sculpture composed of varied shapes and spheres, its finely textured surfaces catch the light as it gently turns in the breeze.
Price
£3,600
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Engaging
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Crafted in stainless steel, this sculpture takes inspiration from natural forms, its finely textured surface catching the light and enhancing its flowing shape.
Price
£2,800
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Silver Flower
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Made from stainless steel, this sculpture is inspired by natural forms, its delicate structure and fine surface texture capturing light and movement from every angle.
Price
£3,900
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The Next Generation
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A bronze resin relief sculpture depicting a sheep and its lamb, inspired by natural forms. The textured surface highlights the relationship between parent and offspring, reflecting Ian’s attention to form and detail.
Price
£1,800
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Jennifer Harrison
Jennifer Harrison is a ceramic artist whose work is inspired by the forms, textures and characteristics of nature. working with hand-built and wheel-thrown stoneware, she creates organic sculptures and functional pieces that showcase the natural qualities and beauty of the clay.
Based in Kent, Jennifer strives to create pieces that bring people personal connection and joy.
Molly
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Molly is crafted from raku-fired stoneware and inspired by artist Jennifer’s rescue chickens. The raku flames give the piece a distinctive, renewed appearance, symbolising a second chance at life.
Price
£200
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Sir Lilypad
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Sir Lilypad is crafted from raku-fired stoneware, inspired by artist Jennifer’s lifelong love of frogs. The sculpture’s name is drawn from a much-loved children’s book.
Price
£200
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Masquerade
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Masquerade is crafted from stoneware and inspired by the human tendency to hide our true selves behind different masks. Each feather is carefully sculpted and painted with glaze, adding intricate detail to the piece.
Price
£400
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Jenny Wynne-Jones (1931 – 2022)
Jenny Wynne-Jones (1931-2022) trained at Bromley and Portsmouth Colleges of Art, and also took a post-graduate diploma at London University. After her large family grew up and having done some teaching, she was able to take up sculpture full time. She lived in Dartmouth, Devon.
Jenny exhibited at over 20 galleries and stately gardens throughout the South of England, including the Royal West of England Academy and The Royal Society of British Artists, Mall Gallery, London. Her work has been commissioned or sold for gardens in Austria, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Italy, Spain, America and of course Britain.
Jenny modelled her work in clay and then had it cast in resin or bronze resin making it suitable for interior and exterior display.
Many of her pieces were based on her children and grandchildren.
Jenny’s work has a feeling of tranquillity, spirituality and beauty. Her female heads, nudes and figures of children would enhance any garden setting, creating a focal point where needed.
Ben
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Cast in bronze and copper resin, this sculpture captures a contemplative moment of a boy sitting with his elbows on his knees and hands on his face. Reflecting Jenny Wynne-Jones’s signature tranquillity and sensitivity, the piece evokes a quiet introspection, perfectly suited for both indoor and outdoor display.
Price
£1,795
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Sophie
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Cast in bronze and copper resin, Sophie embodies the quiet grace and contemplative calm characteristic of Jenny Wynne-Jones’s work. This serene sculpture is equally suited for indoor or outdoor display.
Price
£1,795
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Sarah
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Cast in bronze and copper resin, Sarah gently captures a quiet moment of reflection. With subtle grace and tenderness, this sculpture invites calm and contemplation, making it a peaceful presence indoors or outside in the garden.
Price
£1,495
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Kate Woodlock
Kate has spent many years sculpting commercially for the film, model-making and collectibles industries, before reaching out on her own to explore all aspects initially of the equine form, then exploring other animal subjects. The tiger head and the lioness head shown here are part of that sequence.
Her studio in Kent is full of projects and possibilities, and continues to produce high quality animal based artworks capturing the spirit and essence of the subject.
Lioness Head
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A portrait of a lioness’s head, originally sculpted in clay and cast in Jesmonite with iron powder. A patina is applied to create a rich rust effect, then sealed to preserve its texture and colour.
Price
Offers from £985
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Tiger Head
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A portrait of a tiger’s head, originally sculpted in clay and cast in Jesmonite with iron powder to define its striped pattern. The iron is carefully patinated to reveal the markings, then sealed for protection.
Price
Offers from £985
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Malcolm West
Malcolm has been a professional artist for over 40 years, having graduated from art college with honours. His work is inspired by dance an mythology. Where he endeavours to produce work of elegance, grace and beauty with a sincere reflection of movment, proportion and anatomy.
He works in many different formats – Sculpture, Painting, Drawing and even Jelly Belly Beans. Which can be seen on his webstie- malcolmwestartdesign.co.uk
He also creates portraits, genre, landscapes. And is always happy to take commissions.
Romeo and Juliet
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This piece depicts two ballet dancers, the male supporting the female as she pirouettes, and her dress spiralling around her as she turns. They gaze into each other’s eyes, capturing a moment of grace and connection.
Price
£3,750
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Torso 2015
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Carved from Portland stone, this torso evokes the feeling of a long-lost fragment uncovered through archaeology. Its form offers a glimpse into the composition of the original, complete sculpture.
Price
£1,100
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Michael Condron
Condron is a sculptor whose principal aim is to make artwork that belongs to its place. He constructs in metal, with a practice focused on the creation iconic site-specific sculpture, founded on a collaborative creative process. His artworks are immediately accessible, working as a striking feature from a distance, and containing layers of detail and tactile qualities that may be discovered on subsequent viewings and closer inspection.
Since graduating from St Martins Condron has worked on wide ranging private and public art commissions. His first landmark public artwork, The Martian celebrates HG Wells’ The War of the Worlds. Recent installations are Bottle Knot for Poole, and The Channels Mammoth, a massive ice-age sculpture for Chelmsford.
The Great Lion sculpture was a preliminary design for CS Lewis Square in Belfast, and the surface metalwork incorporates quotes from The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe’s Aslan.
Condron is based in Essex where he is currently creating two new public artworks for Oxfordshire.
The Great Lion
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Aslan, the great lion from The Chronicles of Narnia, is the inspiration for this sculpture. The flowing curves in the metalwork are interwoven with quotations that reflect the strength and spirit of this central character.
Price
£8,600
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Nicola Fairbank
Nicci feels most at home in the outdoors. Raised on a farm in South Australia, she grew up surrounded by vast horizons, expansive skies, animals, and the full force of the natural elements. Although her artistic practice took a back seat for some time while raising a family, creativity remained a constant, quietly simmering beneath the surface.
Largely self-taught, Nicci has explored a variety of styles and mediums. She has studied at Heatherley’s School of Art, attended short courses at Central Saint Martins and West Dean College, and received guidance, inspiration, and tutoring from practicing artists. Her body of work spans digital design, works on paper, and metal sculpture.
Her works on paper primarily use charcoal and mixed media, while her current focus on metal sculpture draws inspiration from the natural world, particularly her own garden. Nicci finds the physicality of working with metal and its tools both exhilarating and enjoyable. She relishes the challenge of translating the delicate forms, textures, and patterns of nature into lasting sculptural works.
Special Cherry
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This metal sculpture is inspired by the natural world, particularly the artist’s own garden. It captures the delicate forms and textures found in nature through a tactile and enduring medium.
Price
£950
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Café au Lait
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Formed from mild steel, this sculpture is inspired by the delicate beauty of the Dahlia variety Café au Lait. The piece captures the elegant form and subtle character of the flower through its sculptural interpretation.
Price
£950
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Rob & Libby Packman
Rob (The Toolbox Artist) – I`ve only been creating sculptures for a few years. I started by making practical art Bootscrapers (art you can wipe your feet on) coat hooks and elaborate bird tables, All out of wood from my log pile, scrap metal and my bootfair junk.
I was asked if I did ‘steampunk stuff’ which I didn’t know what it was but I came up with `woodpunkt. I taught myself to weld and basic woodworking skills. My art is raw as I only have basic tools to make my creations in my small shed. I am an owner lorry driver and this is my release from the stress of that!
Libby (The Workshop Widow) – I started off by helping my husband Rob (The Toolbox Artist) with the technical side of things (because he doesn’t do technology) But after seeing how much time he was spending in the workshop I decided I’d join him, and taught myself to weld! I did ask him to teach me, but it didn’t go well! So after a few (many) burns along the way, here I am!
Battle of Britain
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“A memorial created by myself and my wife, Libby, to commemorate the Battle of Britain. This sculpture is made from bits and bobs found while skip raiding, going to boot fairs, and anything else we could get our hands on. The more you look, the more you will see!”
Price
£3,000
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Giggle Piggly Farm
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“My relief from the daily stress of the world is creating sculptures, and each year I tend to pick a theme. You may remember the giraffes from last year, ‘Havin a Giraffe’, that was me! The year before that it was turtles and tortoises; I created a ‘Total Tortlefest’. This year it’s pigs and sausage dogs. The garden’s full of animals now and it’s driving the kids and missus a bit mad! I hope you have a
good look, a laugh and enjoy my work.”
Price
£3,500
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It’s a dogs life
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“Made from old lorry air tanks, fire extinguishers, and anything else within reach, this piece is where I let my creativity run wild. It began with sausage dogs, and the rest followed naturally.”
Price
£2,500
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Out of the Trap
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“A hare and greyhound. I really enjoy creating sculptures from unwanted materials and giving them a purpose. This sculpture is unique as both the greyhound and hare are made from old traps, can you spot any? If you don’t have time to look, you just won’t see.”
Price
£2,500
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The Kingfisher
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“The Kingfisher is made from old vehicle foot pumps, garden shears, and spanners, all collected from boot fairs. The lovely piece of very old oak was kindly given to me by the owner of a farm at the top of Charing Hill. The more you look, the more you will see!”
Price
£1,500
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Running Stems
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Crafted from salvaged materials including computer casings, boiler covers & fire extinguishers. Running stems celebrates the resilience and beauty that can blossom from the discarded. Each bloom tells a story of transformation, as industrial fragments are reimagined into delicate petals, a Tribute to nature and a reminder that even in the most unlikely places, beauty can grow.
Price
£400
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The Poppies
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The Poppies is a sculpture crafted from old computer casings, and the leaves from old fire extinguishers. Every petal is cut and shaped individually, giving me the chance to truly enjoy the creative process, and no two are ever the same. Poppies are my favourite to sculpt, as they represent nature’s resilience, a reminder that even in the most unlikely places, beauty can grow.
Price
£500
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Rosie Mortimer
Object, Plinth
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Made with bronze and iron, this work explores dualities: clarity and obscurity, the seen and the unseen, light and shadow, voice and echo, past and present, and the present and what is yet to come.
Price
£
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Tim Dunmall
Artistic Blacksmith, Tim Dunmall, is an award-winning blacksmith working out of Yalding Forge. The forge has been a working forge for over 300 years and has been in Tim’s family since 1950. Steeped in history and charm, the building provides an inspirational place for Tim to create each of his bespoke pieces.
Tim learnt the basics of blacksmithing from his Grandad, Dad and Uncles from which he developed a passion for the craft. Still using many of the tools that were handcrafted by his Grandad, Tim creates unique and bespoke items using both traditional and modern techniques.
Stag
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This hand-forged stag’s head, mounted on a plinth, showcases the skill of award-winning blacksmith Tim Dunmall. Working from Yalding Forge, a historic workshop in operation for over 300 years and owned by Tim’s family since 1950, Tim creates bespoke pieces inspired by the rich history and charm of his surroundings.
Price
£6,000
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Highland Cow
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This hand-forged head of a Highland Cow is a testament to the craftsmanship of award-winning blacksmith Tim Dunmall. Working from Yalding Forge, a workshop in operation for over 300 years and owned by Tim’s family since 1950, he creates bespoke pieces inspired by the rich history and character of his surroundings.
Price
£6,000
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Hare
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This hand-forged sculpture of a hare reflects the artistry of awardwinning blacksmith Tim Dunmall. Based at Yalding Forge, a historic workshop in operation for over 300 years and owned by Tim’s family since 1950, he draws inspiration from the rich heritage and charm of his surroundings to create bespoke pieces.
Price
£3,000
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Yvonne Wildi
One of my main hopes as an artist is to bring a little joy to others from my work.
I was drawn to how movement and emotion can be expressed in a wire figure but I wasn’t altogether prepared for how strongly the essence of each figure seems to create itself during the sculptural process!
Aurora
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Aurora is the Roman goddess of the dawn; she brings light each morning to dispel the darkness of the night. This piece, like the goddess herself, serves as a metaphor for life and all that it brings us.
Price
£795
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Allegra
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Allegra is a nature spirit created from stainless steel wire and aluminium mesh. She loves to dance through woods and gardens and is much loved by all living creatures, some of whom wove her cobweb crown!
Price
£495
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