Entries by jameselliott
Tomb Levelling Screws – JC Engineering
These levelling screws enable the pieces of Kilkenny, that make up the plinth for the Tomb, to be aligned correctly. These were designed by James Elliott specifically for this project. They were manufactured by Daniel Munday of JC Engineering Ltd, who has a degree in Motorsport and a passion to achieve workmanship to the highest standard. […]
MW Polishing Machine for Richard III’s Tomb
The MW Polishing Machine was specially designed and built, by Mark Ward, to polish the narrow crosses on Richard III’s Tomb. Used in the final stages of manufacturing it was needed to keep the corners crisp and to reach where man couldn’t. This film was commissioned by James Elliott to document the making of The Tomb […]
The installing of Richard III’s Tomb
Well done everyone! A long but rewarding night.
Showreel – making of the Tomb
This film was commissioned by James Elliott to document the making of The Tomb for Richard III. Filmmaker Alex J. Wright.
Let’s hear it for James Elliott…
…the man who’s made the tomb for King Richard III in Leicester Cathedral. http://www.leicestercathedralkingrichardiii.org/lets-hear-james-elliott/ James is one of the more remarkable of the many fascinating people I’ve met in the course of this unparalleled journey that the discovery of King Richard III’s remains has brought about. I’ve mentioned him before, but having just returned […]
Of rocks and rivers
http://kingrichardinleicester.com/rocks-rivers/ Two complementary powerful images from this week to reflect on. On Tuesday I took the train to Penrith – two trains there, and four trains back actually – to see some rocks. But not just any old rocks. Oh no. These were the three blocks of swaledale fossil stone, quarried from North Yorkshire, and delivered […]
House & Garden
Specialist Profile Emily Tobin meets James Elliott, a marble mason whose work ranges from the restoration of historic pieces to substantial new commissions. Surrounded by endless green fields and little else, James Elliott’s workshop is in the middle of nowhere. And that’s just what he wants. Here, he is at liberty to make as much […]
Yomiuri Shimbun
Beautiful marble interiors British workmanship Stonemason James Elliott specialises in marble. He has run his own workshop for coming up to 20 years in Beaconsfield, a rural town famous for hunting, just 30 minutes from London by train. Elliott personally handles everything from design to production, with the focus being on kitchen and bathroom design. […]