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Here’s a brilliant-cut showmans wagon window I recently made, as a replacement for the broken original from my friend’s Proctor living wagon. This photo shows the window after the wheel engraving stage, before polishing with pumice powder and cerium oxide.
Here are a set of 12 diamond brilliant-cut glory star mirrors, made for the Carters Steam Fair hook a duck stall. They have a great effect of catching the light as the stall rotates.
I recently completed this signwritten cut-glass pub mirror for a friend, which features many processes including acid etching, brilliant cut shapes, gold leaf gilding, Signwriting and chemical mirroring. The black shading around the letters is a chemical resistant paint, which is needed to protect the gilding and blue enamel from the caustic effect of the …
Here is a cut-glass showmans wagon mirror I made as a replacement for one piece of a set of three identical mirrors. The original was unfortunately broken during the restoration of the customer’s vintage Howcoft showman’s wagon. It’s nice to recreate old designs to complement a restoration. If you’re interested in commissioning a piece, contact …
I recently completed a full set of 12 large star cut-glass fairground galloper mirrors for Mr Edward Howard’s galloping horse ride, which will catch the light to great effect as the ride rotates. A happy customer! If you’re interested in commissioning a piece, contact me here.
I recently completed these miniature cut glass mirrors, measuring 15x15cms, which will be for sale at the upcoming Landmark Art Fair in Teddington. If you’re interested in commissioning a piece, contact me here.
A recently completed cut-glass vintage wagon mirror, based on a design taken from a 1930s Proctor showman’s living wagon. If you’re interested in commissioning a piece, contact me here.
I recently completed a set of 4 brilliant-cut glory stars mirrors, replacements for broken ones on Carters Steam Fair galloping horses. If you’re interested in commissioning a piece, contact me here.
I was delighted to recently launch my glass sign making business at the Great Dorset Steam Fair, with my friends from Craftmaster Paints. Happy to hear a lot of compliments and discuss a few potential commissions, adding new ideas and brilliant cut glass soon! If you’re interested in commissioning a piece, contact me here.