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Katherine Worthington

Stone Carver & Sculpture repairs

St Andrew's Cathedral - Sydney

1999 - 2000 - Sydney, NSW, Australia.

Katherine saw in the millenium working for 3 months at Sydney's prestigious cathedral. She carved and masoned finials with decorative crockets, coping stones, archway mouldings and a base stone in Sand stone.

See testimonial letter for this work.


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Masoned and carved finial stoneMasoned and carved finial stone
43 degrees - sunny Sydney43 degrees - sunny Sydney
Carved sandstone crocketsCarved sandstone crockets

After achieving a distinction in architectural stone carving at Weymouth College Katherine further honed her skills on a two year carving apprenticeship at York Minster. She also studied stone masonry which is the foundation to architectural carving.

Since 1997 she has worked consistently in this field working on many major and minor restoration projects on grade 1 and 2 listed buildings in the UK and abroad.

See her architectural church furnishings and stone masonry for similar work.

She also carves and repairs statues as well as heraldic statues.


Prestigious commissions

2003 - St Paul's Cathedral, London, UK.

Half a Corinthian capital on the south west bell tower, including carved leaves to the pilaster capitals and decorative relief panel carvings.

2000 -2001 Wellington Arch, Apsley Way, Hyde Park Corner, London, W1

Carved volutes and acanthus leaf tips to the ornate capitals. Architectural pineapple, lion's masks, modillions and egg and darts to the building's architectural cornice.

1997–1999 York Minster’s Cathedral, UK. 

Two year architectural stone carving apprenticeship. Carving decorative detail to the Great West Doorway, North West Door and Tower in Tadcaster and Whitby stone. She also carve a commemorative plaque doorway (unveiled by HRH Duke of York).
 

Katherine provides models, drawings, delivery, installation and stone advice.


For commissions and sales Katherine quotes competitively. Contact Katherine to discuss an architectural commission or enquiry.