The possibilities of bespoke are limitless, especially when we venture out of the jewellery box and into the realm of functional objects for the kitchen, bar and beyond. Where the scale might be amplified, the same attention to detail in the design and craftsmanship that we apply to our jewellery, we mirror in the realisation of our bespoke homeware.

With our Design Atelier located in the iconic Burlington Arcade, we invite you to into our world to be a part of the journey, guided by a member of our in-house design team. Watch how an initial thought can evolve and metamorphosize into something totally unexpected and unquestionably unique.

This sterling Silver music box was commissioned as a Wedding gift. The top of the box features a hand engraved depiction of the couple’s home set in the rolling hills of Tuscany, with roses framing the scene.

Upon lifting the lid of the box, the musical mechanism begins playing Elvis Presley’s ‘I Can’t Help Falling in Love with You’, which was the couple’s first dance at their wedding.

Every now and again, we receive a request that catches us off guard but when someone was looking to make a Viking helmet, we couldn’t decline the challenge.

The client would host shooting weekends at different castles across the UK. At each of these was a black-tie dinner between shooting days, where he serves champagne and a kilo of caviar. Given the setting, So when the horns of the helmet are lifted, it would reveal a black onyx stone bowl. In this would sit a bed of ice and on the ice a carved crystal bowl large enough to accommodate up to 1 kilo of caviar.

Featuring gold plated horns, a figurehead and tail of a Viking long boat at the front and back, along with a Celtic inspired crown of thorns all the way round the helmet. Making it a true centrepiece for the table sits.

"The finished piece is something so extraordinary, it really should be in a museum or of course filled with caviar and given nothing but decadent pleasure."
- Stephen Webster, MBE

This Grand Chess set was created as a gift to commemorate a 35th Wedding Anniversary. Each anniversary year is associated with a specific material or theme, symbolising the strength and nature of the relationship as it matures. Seeing as the material for 35 years is Jade – we created the classic chessboard out of black and green Jade tiles.

The Bog Oak frame encasing the board has silver plates set into each side with personal messages engraved into them.

The King and Queen chess pieces are depicted as a female and male lion, which symbolise the couple as the heads of the family and the leaders of the pack. The client loves Art Deco design, so the pieces were created with an Art Deco influence.

Each of the chess pieces feature hexagonal bases to represent all six members of their family in one. As the final decadent touch, the Bronze pieces were coated with Black Rhodium and Gold Vermeil.

Presenting The Winston Bar, a specially commissioned Stephen Webster bar toolkit crafted in Sterling Silver – a sculpture showcasing British craftsmanship at its best.

The Winston Bar is inspired by the clients rescue owl, Winston. He wanted a bar toolkit incorporating an owl with a six-foot wingspan.

The design depicts the rescue owl and its prey, presented as tools, intricately hung from the owl’s perch, and the owl’s head uncovers a cocktail shaker, a surprise showstopper.

"This piece is a cross between sculpture and the high technique of silversmithing and toolmaking, as well as hand engraving, chasing, and enameling – it’s a project of so many parts. These eccentric large-scale pieces for the home are almost a once in a lifetime opportunity."
- Stephen Webster, MBE