Reverse of the The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal 2012. Awarded to 450,000 members of the armed forces, emergency services and members of the Royal Household.

Reverse of the The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal 2012. Awarded to 450,000 members of the armed forces, emergency services and members of the Royal Household.
Reverse of The Queen’s Golden Jubilee Medal 2002. Awarded to members of the armed forces and of the Royal Household.
Reverse of the Operational Service Medal, issued since 2000 by the MOD, with variations for service in Sierra Leone, the Congo and Afghanistan.
Royal Arms One Pound coin 2015. TIm’s design is a contemporary version of the Royal Arms in a layout often used by the Hanoverian monarchs.
Floral Series of One Pound coins issued 2013-14. Each coin features the official and the unofficial floral emblem of the four nations of the U.K.
St George and the Dragon Sovereign 2005. Tim’s design was the first since 1817 to reinterpret the traditional subject of the gold coin.
Tim meets HRH The Prince of Wales, Patron of the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, at the presentation of their Royal Charter.
The emblem of the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, written and gilded in Arabic script, in the centre of their Royal Charter.
A detail from the Royal Charter of the Worshipful Company of Insurers, showing heraldic motifs in the border and the initial ‘E,’ decorated with the UK floral emblems.
Detail showing a gilded salamander unharmed in the flames, from the border of the Royal Charter of the Worshipful Company of Insurers.
The Royal Arms in a detail from the Royal Charter of the Marylebone Cricket Club.
Miniature of Estella as a bridesmaid aged three, in watercolours and gold on vellum.
A watercolour painting of a kingfisher on vellum, with words by W.H Davis
Miniature of a Thylacine, or Tasmanian tiger in gouache and gold on vellum.
Miniature of a tiger within an illuminated initial C, with Mughal inspiration. By kind permission of Gilly Middleburgh.
Miniature of a cat, Willow, with words by Shakespeare, in watercolours and gold on vellum.
Miniature of a cat, Willow, in Ottoman style, in watercolours and gold on vellum.
Miniature of a green and a greater-spotted woodpecker with leaves on an initial J, on a Mughal style frame, in watercolours and gold on vellum.
Yellow-throated Miner on a Banksia Flower, with words from the Te Deum Laudamus. Gouache and gold on paper.
Silver Wedding Present based on a sacred Banyan leaf and monogram of T and A, in gouache and palladium leaf on vellum.
A Shamsa, or sun motif, based on a 14th century Persian illuminated Hadith manuscript. Painted using traditional Islamic techniques and materials including lapis lazuli, indigo, malachite and gold on paper.
An Angel Messenger, adapted from a 16th century Persian illuminated manuscript of the Shahnama. Painted using traditional Islamic techniques and materials, including lapis lazuli, malachite, vermilion and gold on paper.
Illuminated Letter J with a Jabberwocky. Gouache, gold and palladium on paper.