Tim Gibbs founded his silversmithing business in 1994 having trained at the Birmingham School of Jewellery and Silversmithing. He worked with Louis Osman, who was most famous for creating the Prince of Wales Investiture Crown. Whilst with Osman, Tim worked on the lectern commissioned for the Victoria and Albert Museum's Centenary by Sir Roy Strong.
			Tim is based in Herefordshire with his family and is well known for his restoration of antique silver pieces for galleries, museums and regimental messes.
			His work is seen in private collections all over the UK and the USA. Tim believes his bespoke silver pieces should be enjoyed and used daily, and feels the combination of wood and silver works well with his pepper mill range featured on this site.
			Please browse the 'Products' and 'Gallery' pages for more information on these exquisite silver pepper mills and if you are interested in any of Tim's products and services just fill in the form on the 'Contact Us' page.
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