Traditional tools and skills are still used in Hallidays' Oxfordshire workshop The skill of our craftsmen is displayed in this bespoke, hand carved eagle motif. A selection of traditional tools used by Hallidays' master craftsmen A Hallidays' craftsman at work using time honoured techniques A Hallidays carver at work in 1971 - using the same tools and skills as today. The timeless appeal of Hallidays craftsmanship, age old skills are passed from one generation to the next. A heavily carved 2m wide overdoor with central eagle Carved shell motif on bespoke mantelpiece Detail of Hallidays' hand carving on bookcase Detailed hand carving on an eight foot high mantelpiece waiting to be stained, polished and shipped to America Hallidays' skilled cabinetmakers still use traditional tools and methods Hand carved centreblock to bespoke mantelpiece Linenfold panelling effect on large hand carved panel Marble paint effect on hand carved Hallidays' mantelpiece Medieval style oak panelling with raised butterfly Detail of hand carved Oak door Musical instruments incorporated into scrolling foliate carving Oak leaf and acorn carving on an elaborate architrave Raised butterfly on Oak panelling Stacked and labelled timbers in Hallidays' workshop Notes for a hand-carved design as part of a Hallidays project Traditional tools and skills are still used in Hallidays' Oxfordshire workshop A Hallidays' craftsman working on hand-crafted designs For nearly 70 years Hallidays craftsmen have been using traditional skills in Hallidays' Oxfordshire workshop

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