Tilt Dish by Angela Cork
Tilt Dish
Angela Cork
Bishopsland 1998/02, Senior Fellow & Tutor
Silver
London, 2009
Angela received her Senior Fellowship having been commissioned by the P&O Makower Trust to make a piece for the National Museum of Wales, Cardiff. She is now an inspirational tutor at Bishopsland.
Photograph © Angela Cork, 2009
Whirlpool Bowl by Miriam Hanid
Whirlpool Bowl
Miriam Hanid
Bishopsland 2007/08, Fellow
Fine Silver
London, 2009
Low relief chased vessel, formed on wood and finely planished. Miriam is from a long line of silversmiths. Her great grandfather presented a piece to HM the Queen in 1957.
Photograph © Miriam Hanid, 2009
Dorchester Candlesticks by Rod Kelly
Dorchester Candlesticks
Rod Kelly
Bishopsland Trustee & Senior Fellow
Silver inlaid with fine gold
London, 2004
Loan from Dorchester Abbey
Square silver altar candlesticks made for Dorchester Abbey near Oxford. Flat chasing, of which Rod Kelly is the acknowledged master, enhances the design and uplifts the fine detail of the imagery.
Photograph © Rod Kelly, 2004
Aqua-Poesy III by Hiroshi Suzuki
Aqua-Poesy III
Hiroshi Suzuki
Bishopsland Senior Fellow
Fine Silver
London, 2008
Spontaneity and intuition are central to Hiroshi's working process. He has developed a hand raising technique which gives his designs a remarkable fluidity.
Photograph © Hiroshi Suzuki, 2008
Parametric Representation x=x(t) y=y(t) No 5 by Peter Musson
Parametric Representation x=x(t) y=y(t) No 5
Peter Musson
Bishopsland 1999/01, Fellow
Silver
London, 2008
This hypnotising bowl demonstrates Peter's unique combination of traditional silversmithing with digital techniques.
Photograph © Peter Musson, 2008
Engraved Beaker by Malcolm Appleby
Engraved Beaker
Malcolm Appleby
Bishopsland Guest Fellow
24 ct Gold, Fine Silver
Edinburgh, 2008
Silver and gold with oak-leaf outline. The piece has been cut or slashed, then re-soldered and raised with unconventional ingenuity. Malcolm is an inspired teacher who generously donates time to masterclasses for Bishopsland.
Photograph © Malcolm Appleby, 2008
Scots Pine Box/Locket by Malcolm Appleby
Scots Pine Box/Locket
Malcolm Appleby
Bishopsland Guest Fellow
22 ct red gold, tigerion, silver
Edinburgh, 2008
Pierced with tigerion set behind the pierce-work cover, depicting a Scots Pine forest. The unusual setting matches the rarity of the stone.
Photograph © Malcolm Appleby, 2008