Commissioned by Historic Royal Palaces Charles designed and made eight four sided lanterns with blown glass shades and Flemish glass bases and sides for the King's staircase. < Back to Historical...
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Commissioned by Historic Royal Palaces Door grille in mild steel for Hampton Court Designed and made by Charles Normandale < Back to Historical...
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Commissioned by Historic Royal Palaces Charles Normandale commissioned the oak chest from Stuart Interiors then designed, made and applied the mild steel metalwork. A few of the many projects he designed and or made for the Tower of London, are firedogs, oil lamp and lion rope holders. <...
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Door handles, bell pull and wall light created for Crosby Hall, Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, London SW3 Designed and made by Charles Normandale < Back to Historical...
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Commissioned by Martin Caroe of Caroe and Partners and the Fabric Committee of Rochester Cathedral. Five glazed screens and door for the crypt of Rochester Cathedral to form a private area of prayer. Designed, made and installed by Charles Normandale and the team from Wheely...
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Two sculptural security screens for St John the Evangelist, Stanmore, North London (First English church to be built of brick consecrated in 1632) Made in mild steel, the largest screen being 4 meters by 4.5 meters. Made by: Charles Normandale Architect: Martin Caroe of Caroe and Partners <...
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Fifteen down-lighters in mild steel and bronze for St Giles' Church, Cripplegate, London. Designed & made by: Charles Normandale Client: St Giles Church Fabric Committee Architect: Martin Caroe of Caroe and Partners < Back to Ecclesiastical...
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Commissioned by St James's Church Fabric Committee Glass mounted West Entrance door handles in mild steel and bronze for St James's Church. Designed, made and installed by Charles Normandale < Back to Ecclesiastical...
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Main entrance door handles and screens, six chandelier/down-lighters and wall-mounted altar cross. Designed & made by: Charles Normandale Client: St John the Baptist Church, Harpenden Architect: Martin Caroe of Caroe and Partners < Back to Ecclesiastical...
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Two meter high contemporary memorial paschal candlestick in mild steel and bronze, commissioned in memory of the past Dean Ron Beddoes of Derby Cathedral. This candlestick is placed beside the famous Bakewell Screens. Design by: Charles Normandale Made by: the team at Wheely Down Forge < Back to...
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