![This Altar cross is 14" high and was commissioned in as a replacement to the stolen original that was to a 1969 design by Lesley Durbin. It was remade from photographs of the original and involved a complex 8 sided box section construction having fluted corners. It was achieved by scoring and folding techniques, with the body of the cross sitting on a hand raised base to echo the bases of the associated candlestick](https://www.contemporarybritishsilversmiths.org/wp-content/uploads/81.05f1685099a7c5ad16c9fabf1921ff77-1.jpg "This Altar cross is 14" high and was commissioned in as a replacement to the stolen original that was to a 1969 design by Lesley Durbin. It was remade from photographs of the original and involved a complex 8 sided box section construction having fluted corners. It was achieved by scoring and folding techniques, with the body of the cross sitting on a hand raised base to echo the bases of the associated candlestick")
This Altar cross is 14" high and was commissioned in as a replacement to the stolen original that was to a 1969 design by Lesley Durbin. It was remade from photographs of the original and involved a complex 8 sided box section construction having fluted corners. It was achieved by scoring and folding techniques, with the body of the cross sitting on a hand raised base to echo the bases of the associated candlestick
This Candelabra is made from silver and elliptical sections of American Black Walnut. It is 32cm high and 25cm in diameter and has removable drip pans for easy cleaning.
The geode box has a hinged lid and is made of trianular panels formed using the repousse method. This box is 6.5 cm along each side and has shagreen inlaid to the snap shut lid.
Hot forged Silver Cutlery, now part of a growing range of flatware I produce for table use.
![A pair of hand raised Brittania standard silver beakers with chased "slots" to provide a design detail that functions as a point of grip for the fingers. Each beaker is 11cm high and has a gilded interior.](https://www.contemporarybritishsilversmiths.org/wp-content/uploads/81.f31e1c98bca42486688ba01ac658d4e3-1.jpg "A pair of hand raised Brittania standard silver beakers with chased "slots" to provide a design detail that functions as a point of grip for the fingers. Each beaker is 11cm high and has a gilded interior.")
A pair of hand raised Brittania standard silver beakers with chased "slots" to provide a design detail that functions as a point of grip for the fingers. Each beaker is 11cm high and has a gilded interior.
A silver box with a hinged lid and shagreen inlay to the outside. The hieght of the box is 9cm and is the most complex version of this series so far involving some 37 individual pieces of silver in its construction.
James Dougall
Following a succesful career in Fine Art and Antiques I graduated in 2009 with a BA hons in Silversmithing and Jewellery, Despite being a newcomer to the silversmithing world my work has already won numerous awards and I am currently invoved in a number of interesting commissions, not least a Hanging Pyx for Holy Trinity church Cookham, one of only a handful of such objects to be designed for an Anglican setting.
How to contact James Dougall.
44 (0)7786176118
