Jon Nicholl
I work in silver, using wood, glass, and other re-cycled materials, to create functional silver tableware that is modern in look but traditional in form.
Post-retirement I am working as a silversmith mainly making functional silver tableware. To date I have made beakers and goblets, napkin rings, coasters, jiggers, salts, pepper pots, cruet sets, boxes, bowls, and some table and tree decorations. I have also made some single items such as a milk jug, a clock, and a cocktail shaker.
I work in silver, often using other materials such as wood and glass, and re-cycled ceramic and Blue John bowls, to create designs that are modern in look but traditional in form. I use enamel and gold plating to create and highlight details.
As well as designing all the pieces myself, all the craft – for example piercing, forming, soldering, cleaning and polishing, enamelling and plating – is done by myself in my workshop, and I am keen to share the creative possibilities with others.
Studio visits
My studio will be open 11am – 5pm for visits on the following days:
- Sunday May 4th
- Monday May 5th
- Saturday May 10th
About my studio
My studio is in my garden in Nether Edge. Visitors will be able to see and chat about my work.
- Visitors to the studio will be able to buy my work
- I’m happy to undertake commissions – please ask!
Studio accessibility
- Studio access is step free
Contact me
t: 01142 819 680
e: j.nicholl@sheffield.ac.uk
w: www.s7silver.co.uk
