All Alice's pieces are handmade and one-of-a-kind.

This means that Alice can make heirloom jewellery and silverware bespoke to your requirements.

Read more about the commissioning process below.

The Commissioning Process

Step 1 - Initial Consultation

The commissioning process starts with a conversation.

Whether a conversation at an exhibition, or a chat over Instagram, email or phone, Alice will be there to answer your questions and talk about your ideas.

These initial discussions allow Alice to gauge your ideas, feelings and concepts. At this stage, it is helpful to have an idea of your budget for Alice to work towards.

Step 2 - Design Proposal

After taking your ideas on board, Alice will create a proposed design, with drawings to your specifications.

Alice can create a variety of options for different budgets.

Once you are happy with the design and agreed price, Alice will take a deposit of 50% to begin the making process.

Step 3 - The Making Process

This is where Alice works her magic to create your bespoke piece. Alice uses the ancient technique 'chasing and repoussé', which takes thousands of hammer blows to make each piece. This time consuming process means that your piece is completely unique.

Alice will discuss the timeline with you and can keep you posted, with photos throughout the journey.

Please note that hallmarking can take up to 2 weeks after the piece is complete.

Step 4 - Completion

Upon completion of the work, the balance of 50% must be paid in order for your piece to be shipped to you.

Alice will send your work via Royal Mail Special Delivery if you are based in the UK. Internationally shipping prices and timescales are dependant upon location.

Past Commissions

Alice has worked on a variety of commissions, from personal small jewellery and objects, up to large ceremonial silverware. Alice works to the clients' brief to create entirely unique pieces, which are produced nowhere else in the world.

Have a browse below!

  • 40th Wedding Anniversary Box

    Sterling silver, niobium and gold plated box commissioned by the customer for her husband to celebrate their 40th (Ruby) wedding anniversary. The crystal shapes were anodised to pink to represent rubies and the based is engraved with their names.

  • Letter Opener

    Silver and anodised niobium letter opener, incorporating Alice's signature shapes combined with the client's love of twisting curves.

  • Chased sterling silver and gold plated beaker for the permanent silver collection at New College, Oxford.

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2024

'Gems & Stars' Goblet

Commissioned by The Worshipful Company of Entrepreneurs' for their Patron, Judith Donovan, to use at their livery events. Stored in the permanent silver collection at Drapers' Hall.

Silver, anodised niobium and gilded goblet .

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St Leger Stakes Trophy

Trophy presented to the winner of The St Leger Stakes race at Doncaster Horse Races in 2023.

Materials: sterling silver, anodised niobium and gold plating.

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If you have an idea you would like to discuss, please contact Alice.

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