Projects

This bas relief in Portland stone was for a friend who owns a holiday house in Tewkesbury on the Severn River.

The Spry was a sailing barge that carried stone and other heavy cargo along the river, going upstream as far as Ironbridge . She is shown in the centre, the iron bridge on the right and Tewkesbury Abbey on the left, all framed by her own transom. 

This roundel was cut for Ditchling Cricket Club tin memory of a distinguished Member.

The stones on the right were cut in sandstone for Jane and  Daniel  Murray, inspired by the stone on the left cut in Celtic letters by John Skelton for  Pat Gwynne, standing together  in Hurstpierpoint burial ground.  

This sign was cut in Welsh slate and installed on the drive at Artelium Wine Estate, Streat Lane, where Skelton Workshops are now housed.

This single piece of Portland stone has become three large interlocking letters: Q, E, D; the sculpture revolves slowly on an electric turntable

The external signs for the ladies' and men's locker rooms and the "Old Billy" were cut for Rye Golf Club in Welsh slate, with stainless steel frames specially designed by Peter Meanley.