Laura Ellen Bacon – woven willow
Peter Beard – strong, simple ceramics with complex glazed surfaces
John Creed – abstract metal sculptures designed to challenge conventional thought
Alison Crowther – intricately carved furniture and sculpture from unseasoned English oak
Nigel Edmondson – ceramics, informed by the Lakeland landscape
Robert Fogell – balanced, rhythmic abstracts in bronze, stone, steel and ceramic
Alan Foxley – ceramic sculpture
Colin Keay-Chaplin – metots (swaying totems of stainless steel and green Douglas fir)
Nicholas Moreton – stone sculpture from an artist critics say is unrivalled in technique among his generation
Rebecca Newnham – glittering glass mosaics influenced by the energy of plants
Christopher Marvell – imposing bronze sculpture
Andrew Trotman – thought provoking, tactile and playful hand crafted timber seating
Sarah Walton – stone birdbaths inspired by the South Downs and the Lake District
Neil Wilkin – delicate and detailed sculpture from Britain’s most important hot-glass maker
