Do you want to add an accent to your masonry project?  Carved stone can change the character of a build like nothing else.  Fireplace mantels and surrounds, band courses, entabulatures, or caps for pillars, nothing finishes off a piece like beautifully carved stone.  St.Bee sandstone shaped to match the entabulature at the South Azimuth building adjacent to the Observatory

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A simple door surround sets this house apart

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This fireplace mantle is hand carved and custom made to complement the crown mouldings——————————————————————————————————————–

A project at school.  Profile of a typical window or door moulding carved from Indiana limestone.  The base was actually carved by someone else, mine is in the background.  I took the picture this way to show how closely the two profiles matched.

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Coping stone for the Vaux wall at Parliament.  Done while employed at PWGSC this piece was carved from Ohio sandstone

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The base of this pillar cap was rotted but the top was in good condition.  The rotten material was removed, a new piece of stone was doweled and epoxied to the original and shaped to match what was removed.

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