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Two sets of 13th century belt mounts I made for myself. They are based on examples found in the book Dress Accessories. | ||||
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These are a set of earrings In sterling silver that I made for sale in the By My Hand booth at Pennsic. | ||||
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This is a laurel medallion made for Mistress
Leyla ibnat ash-Shamaal. It is based on an extant Islamic
medallion. The crescent is a vitreous cloisonné enamel.
The rest of
the piece is made of sterling silver. The stone at the top is
lapis. It was completed February of 2001. Larger Image |
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This is a pelican medallion made for Master Sayf
Al-Qamar Tarik ibn Abdul. It is based on the same medallion as
the one above. The birds are a vitreous cloisonné
enamel. The rest of the piece is made of sterling silver.
It was completed in the summer of 2001. |
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This is a reliquary pelican
medallion made for Countess Gwyneth Felton. It is made of
sterling silver, enameled and gold plated. The back side of the
reliquary has a gold griffin on it. The motto around the otside
edge is Welsh for "Do the little things". Inside View Both sides |
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This my champleve lenamel laurel
medallion. It is gold plated sterling silver. |
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This is a Byzantine style temple
pendant, also gold-plated sterling silver |
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This is a set of superhumeral
plaques made for Countess Fina. They are all gold plated sterling
silver, with amethyst, garnet enamels and pearls. Closeups: Plaque 1 Plaque 2 Plaque 3 Plaque 4 Plaque 5 Plaque 6 |
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An enameled laurel medallion
made in the summer of 2003. |
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A Byzantine reliquary
cross. Gold plated sterling silver and enamel. Made in the
summer of 2003. Inside View Partially open view |
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Another Byzanine reliquary
cross. Sterling silver and amethyst. Made in the summer of
2003. View 1 View 2 |
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Another Byzantine style
reliquary. This one is single sided, gold plated sterling
silver. Made in the summer of 2003. |
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Yet another Byzantine style
reliquary. Also single sides, made of gold plated sterling silver. |
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This is one of a series of
heraldic brooches I made in the winter of 2003/2004. This
particular example is the arms of my wife's household. It is made
of sterling silver and enamel. |
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This is one of a pair of
brooches given Vicountess Anne Geoffreys of Warwick and Master Geoffery
of Warwick upon their stepping down as Baronn and Baroness Nordskogen
in January 2003. They each received a snowflake as an
augmentation of arms for their long service. This brooch is his
arms with the snowflake added. Sterling silver and enamel. |
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This is the second brooch, with the augmented arms of Vicountess Anne Geoffreys of Warwick. | ||||
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Strawberry leaf hairsticks.
Sold through By My Hand Designs. |
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14th Century Brooches | ||||
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Girdle Book for Countess Gwyneth Felton. This was a group project and it is her Country "scroll". I did all of the metalwork. | ||||
