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Having been christened and married in our local church, Malcolm was very pleased to be asked to design and build a votive candle stand, incorporating two levels for candles, with leaf work. |
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Another piece for our church, a screen to protect the stained glass of the window through which lepers were able to hear services. |
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A more modern votive candle stand, this time for a more modern church in Chatham, Malcolm was asked to create a design depicting the Crown of Thorns. |
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For the same church in Bexley, Malcolm's advanced education enabled him to calculate the mathematics necessary to build this seat around an ancient yew tree. |
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One of a pair of commemorative benches Malcolm was asked to build for a church in Bexley, Kent, with engraved plaques. It is much loved by brides being photographed on their wedding day. |
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Another mathematical feat, for the same church, candle stands for the ancient choir stalls - all perfectly vertical |