Art Working Exhibition October 2023
Featuring fine works from the easel of Gina Collins of Purple Pixie and live demonstrations of wood carving, turning, marquetry, French polishing & painting.
read moreFeaturing fine works from the easel of Gina Collins of Purple Pixie and live demonstrations of wood carving, turning, marquetry, French polishing & painting.
read moreThe Georgian Group Architectural Awards for 2021 have recently been announced and Wheathills are very proud to have been involved with the Conservation and Restoration of two of the property winners.
read moreThroughout this historic time of living through the Covid-19 pandemic Wheathills has remained greatly positive about the future.
read moreWhen Wheathills heard about the brilliant and heart-warming Portraits for NHS Heroes project initiated by painter Tom Croft , we knew immediately that we must take part and do our bit.
read moreWheathills understands just how important it is to present treasured possessions in their best light so we were happy to be tasked with creating a special display cabinet to house an extensive and important porcelain collection for a stately home.
read moreWe were recently asked to create a “promise box” which would incorporate both carvery work and micro-marquetry.
read moreWheathills is incredibly pleased and proud to have had a hand in the long-term and on-going restoration of the magnificent Grade 1 C18th Crescent Hotel and Spa in Buxton.
read moreWe are proud to announce the launch of a unique collection of artworks hand-made by our marquetry craftspeople and artists.
read moreWheathills was delighted to create a new and imaginative use for a precious and well travelled old Salesman's box,
read moreWheathills has recently completed an intricate sculpture - commissioned by Dr Dallas Burston who turned up the ball for the Royal Shrovetide Match in 2017 – which captures the essence of the game. Article: Derbyshire Life March 2020.
read more‘Our memories are treasured, our experiences are cherished, and our emotions are intimate; it is only our imagination that can recreate many of our precious moments.’
read moreThe story of the making of a sculptured artwork commemorating and encapsulating the essence of the 2017 Royal Shrovetide Football Match.
read moreThe restoration work on the Theodora panels continues. This panel labelled 'number three' requires a great deal of thought to successfully blend conservation and restoration together.
read moreFive years ago, an Acacia tree was blown over. The tree was removed from the garden and the root ball was found to be very tightly knitted.
read moreWheathills is privileged to enjoy the patronage of many celebrities and so we were delighted when asked to create one of our legendary memory boxes to celebrate the 80th birthday of a famous American tv producer and screenwriter.
read moreIt was our great pleasure to open the doors of Wheathills Farm to host an event on behalf of CLA Midlands.
read moreThe Duke of Richmond and Gordon has kindly given his permission to host an annual Macmillan Clay Pigeon Shoot at the beautiful Goodwood Estate and Wheathills is proud to support this year’s event.
read moreWheathills has been commissioned to restore the marquetry damaged by the water ingress and to create show panels for fundraising to enable the full restoration of this wonderful example of a Pullman train.
read moreWe are very proud to have been commissioned to create a meaningful addition to the Amhuinnsuidhe art gallery, situated on the Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides.
read moreBreathe steadily, hold a stabilised grip and bring ceaseless patience – these are just some of the qualities that the Wheathills craftspeople apply every single day to create the most exquisite artwork for their clients using micro-marquetry.
read moreFamily-run firm, Wheathills recently made a very special journey from Sotheby's to the Isle of Harris to deliver a painting by Marc Chagall.
read moreWheathills recently showcased half a million pounds worth of hand-crafted memory boxes at an exclusive event in Chicago – and boy did they love it.
read moreWheathills are set to dazzle the high society of Chicago when they cross the Atlantic later this month to showcase their work.
read moreDuring 2018 Wheathills undertook subtle conservation work at one of the National Trust’s smallest buildings, The Priest House, situated at Easton on the Hill, near Stamford.
read moreWhen a client enquired of us what to do with her beloved but played-out rosewood piano we found the perfect solution.
read moreNational Trust property Woolsthorpe Manor is one of Wheathills’ longstanding maintenance projects. Once home to Sir Isaac Newton, its C17th former farmyard building is now used as a science centre where children can explore the principles of gravity.
read moreOur workshops are bustling with a team of craftsmen busily creating the various components of the eagerly awaited Dr Dallas Burston Ashbourne Royal Shrovetide Football Match sculpture.
read moreThe love of trees, the rising sun and a full moonlight reflection to be expressed in the design of a coat stand was an unusual brief indeed.
read moreThe kitchens at Tattershall Castle were destroyed by Cromwell when perhaps a simple complaint to the chef would have sufficed!
read moreOne of the greatest honours for any Ashbournian is being invited to herald the official start to the fabulous annual Ashbourne Royal Shrovetide Football Game.
read moreShakespeare's The Winter's Tale and the notion of a harbinger of spring are perfect partners. They are themes that blend harmoniously and have inspired a micro-marquetry design on a tiny trinket box.
read moreThe Brighton Belle is the only one of its kind in the world; it is the source of countless fond memories for many travellers. Wheathills has been charged with providing restoration expertise in the repair and replacement of marquetry panels.
read moreWe have successfully completed the restoration of a third moat bridge at Tattershall Castle in Lincolnshire.
read moreA careful blend of conservation and restoration was employed by Wheathills to bring back to life a fascinating but fragile cabinet.
read moreWheathills has developed a new website with the kind support and guidance of our past and present clients. The new website offers insight into our services and our skills but also reflects the special ethos of Wheathills.
read moreWheathills was posed with an interesting and challenging artistic dilemma, when a client asked us to frame a Royal Arts Academy picture which is painted on both sides of its translucent canvas.
read moreThe importance of packaging, when presenting a valuable object, is most vital for it adds a heightened dimension to the experience of both giving and receiving the gift.
read moreIf you thought that giraffes can’t dance, prepare to be disabused! Apparently they can and to prove it we were asked to create a memory box inlaid with a dancing giraffe entwined within the client’s monogram.
read moreA Memory Box created in Butt Walnut, banded in Ziricote and strung in Boxwood. The front is decorated with a pair of hearts with a lovely sentiment beneath.
read moreHere is where you are able to enjoy the story of the proposed St Leonards furniture so far. You can follow their creation and if you wish join in with the debate.
read moreCabinet makers at Wheathills breathe new life into an ancient piece of timber to create a striking handmade mirror.
read moreWheathills create Memory Box for Lord Sterling, the creator of the Royal Barge Gloriana
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