Gallery

A selection of private commissions and exhibition pieces.

Some of these pieces are of the clients own design, made to their exact requirements to fit into their garden garden setting. The rest are our own designs but conceived around ideas or concepts, to fit perfectly within their surroundings.

Maple Copper Water Sculpture (Exhibition Piece)
This magnificent Copper Water Feature is shown on display at Crook Hall and Gardens in Durham. Featured in one of their pools, throughout the 2005 and 2006 'Art in the Garden' annual exhibitions.

Copper Bulrush Sculpture (Exhibit)
This sculpture formed part of an exhibition at Harrogate 2007 Spring Flower Show.

Copper Leaf Bowl (Exhibit)
A Copper Leaf Bowl, used in a Japanese-style, exhibition Garden.

Burnby Hall Water Gardens
Pocklington, North Yorkshire In the delightful setting of gardens and ponds, featuring their national collection of Water lilies, Gary proudly shows off the copper Water Lily fountain, created for them in the year 2000 to mark the new millennium. It stands in a small pool, overlooked by a larger than life, copper Dragonfly, perched over a small stream.

Copper Bowl (commission)
A simple copper bowl, which was eventually beautifully enamelled and presented as a wedding anniversary gift.

Copper Birdbath (commission)
This large copper bowl is designed to be sunk into a patio, for use as a birdbath.

Copper Wren Fountain (commission)

The "Wren" copper water sculpture is totally individual, and shows just what can be achieved from this versatile medium.

Picture reproduced by kind permission of Jon Jayes

Wren, copper bird fountain

Copper Water Falls (commission)
These four, stylish copper containers, designed to stand against a wall on a patio or terrace, make up a self contained series of waterfalls.

The Avenues Open Gardens (commission)
An annual, and very successful event in the city of Kingston upon Hull, the 'Avenues Open Gardens' is reputed to be the largest such event in the country. This wrought iron panel, stands in one of the gardens and will eventually be draped in climbing roses.

Indian Bean Tree (Exhibit)
The Indian Bean Tree, was one of several pieces created for the 2004 National Sculpture Exhibition, and stood in the grounds of Sausmarez Manor in St. Martin, Guernsey. Sausmarez Manor is the home of 'ArtParks International' Sculpture Park.

Copper Pot & Dragonfly (commission)

The Dragonfly perched on the copper pot, was the idea of writer and journalist, Jon Jayes, together with his wife Pauline. It sits, forever overflowing into their Scottish garden.

Picture reproduced by kind permission of Jon Jayes

Copper Dragonfly & Pot

Ginger Lily Copper Fountain (commission)
Nestling in the 'Bamboo Glade' garden in East Yorkshire, this Ginger lily blends in perfectly with its surroundings. 'Bamboo Glade' is a small specialist nursery, concentrating mainly on bamboo, banana and Hedychium (Ginger Lily). The garden there is open to the public and can also be visited 'online' at their website www.bambooglade.com

The Front Line (Hampton Court 2006)
A medal winning garden at the 2006 Hampton Court Palace Flower Show by designers Alison Down and Jan Alway, featuring several copper pieces which were made to the pair's specific requirements. Seen here is the unique solar powered, copper birdbath fountain, designed by them. Also featured were copper post tops and planters, each with the same, fluted design pattern.

Harrogate Spring Flower Show 2006

'Garden Designs by Cheryl' & 'Classic Landscapes' were the force behind this Premier award winning garden at the Harrogate Spring Flower Show 2006.

Featured in the garden were a matching pair of 'Fig Leaf' Copper Fountains, standing either side of the central pathway dividing the pond. Beautiful planting and copper used in the construction of the pergola and lighting, tied the whole garden together.

Harrogate Spring Flower Show 2006

Copper Dragonfly & Arum Fountain (commission)
'A very simple, copper water feature, created for Garden Designer, Janet Dolling, to introduce water into the side of a pond. This elegant, Arrow-shaped leaf, arches over from the bank, with the water flowing from its stalk, back into the pool.

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