Pewter pendulum clock designed for Pewter Live 2020/21 with the theme, "Roaring Twenties".  The clock was designed in two halves covering themes and ideas from the 1920s and the 2020s.  The design won Open competition award. 

Art club award designed to incorporate the themes of sea, land and sky with the familiar logo for Save the Children which the club support.

Making Waves was designed for Pewter Live 2022 with the theme of "Freedom".  It is an etched pewter vase naming some of the people through history who have contributed to the freedom of others.  

This entry won 1st prise in the open Competition and The Neish Memorial Award.  It was also included in a collection from Pewterlive which was given the honour of being part of a temporary display in the V&A Museum during the summer of 2022.

A replica design of a Margaret & Frances Macdonald Art Nouveau design.  This large pewter repousse mirror measures 75cm square.

A pewter repousse pendulum clock based on the Margaret Macdonald panel design of the Wassail

A pair of panels designed by Margaret and Frances Macdonald recreated in pewter shim.

The silver darlings pewter repousse picture represents the schoals of silver herring. 

Etched pewter napkin rings with a silver darlings fish and celtic border design.

A pair of hammered etched pewter dishes which were entered into Pewterlive 2023 under the theme of ENERGY.  The dishes represent fossil fuel energy in the negative and green energy in the positive.  The entry was awarded the Heritage Crafts award.

A representation in pewter of the famous Gustav Klimt, Tree of Life.  The shapes work well in pewter.

Borrowing heavily from the Klimt Tree of Life this is a pewter representation of the Glasgow coat of arms.  It depicts the four key symbols of a Tree, a Bird, a Bell and a Fish and the motto of Glasgow, Let Glasgow Flourish.

This large pewter repousse picture was entered into Pewter Live under the theme of Peace.  It depicts a war theme but moving from darkness to light.  The peace was awarded with a commendation