Heritage architectural masonry, carving and sculpture

"I undertake all aspects of the production of architectural masonry from supply of stone to carrying out the working of the stone from Templates. I also carry out exact replication of works of antiquity or carving from date stones to ornate pieces for museums and heritage organisations and advising or carrying out restoration and conservation of certain works.
" I have also carried out singular commissions for stone carving and sculpture for groups such as Sainsbury, local councils, Church of England, Roman Catholic Church, charities, English Lakes Hotels, Gorton Monastery and others. Full list and references available."

After more than 16 years in storage, and eight months being carefully restored, the 12 Monastery saints’ statues were hoisted 40 ft up back onto their plinths in the Great Nave at Gorton Monastery. Since last September a team of two local artists, Shawn Williamson and Andrew Scantlebury, both specialising in sculpture and stone masonry, and a group of volunteers, have been painstakingly restoring and cleaning the stone statues on-site in two container workshops at the Monastery in Gorton, east Manchester. Made of French limestone, each statue is eight foot in height and weighs half a ton.