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A J Mills have proudly supplied commemorative plaques for the opening of exhibits like The Giant Redwood and The Nash Conservatory which was opened by his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.
A J Mills have restored many sections of the privately owned hall and park wall.
On the re-launch of the Business Exchange we were asked to supply and fit a plaque to commemorate the opening by Her Royal Highness, The Queen.
A J Mills were asked to create a hand chiselled date stone to be laid by the Duke & Duchess of York
Kettering Borough Council asked A J Mills Master Masons to carry out the restoration of the London road cemetery wall.
Our skilled masons have dismantled over 52 meters of old cemetery wall and rebuilt it following the original design.
The existing wrought iron railings were then repainted, giving an excellent finish.
A J Mills Supplied Northampton County Council with a foundation stone to mark
the beginning of the site build of their new £53m Council offices over in St
Johns st, Northampton.
The Foundation stone was made from a sawn block of Clipsham (locally sourced
limestone) with a Slate inlay to make the Lettering and Emblem carving as legible as possible.
We were approached by the village council of Mawsley to create a bespoke e
ntrance sign to the village with some historical relevance.
Like a lot of Northamptonshire, the village was once a quarry site for Iron
Stone. With this in mind, we carved the village name onto two whopping 2
tonne Iron Stone boulders. Each boulder was then installed by the entrances
to the village.
A J Mills have proudly supplied commemorative plaques for the opening of exhibits like The Giant Redwood and The Nash Conservatory which was opened by his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales.
A J Mills have restored many sections of the privately owned hall and park wall.
On the re-launch of the Business Exchange we were asked to supply and fit a plaque to commemorate the opening by Her Royal Highness, The Queen.
A J Mills were asked to create a hand chiselled date stone to be laid by the Duke & Duchess of York
Kettering Borough Council asked A J Mills Master Masons to carry out the restoration of the London road cemetery wall.
Our skilled masons have dismantled over 52 meters of old cemetery wall and rebuilt it following the original design.
The existing wrought iron railings were then repainted, giving an excellent finish.
A J Mills Supplied Northampton County Council with a foundation stone to mark
the beginning of the site build of their new £53m Council offices over in St
Johns st, Northampton.
The Foundation stone was made from a sawn block of Clipsham (locally sourced
limestone) with a Slate inlay to make the Lettering and Emblem carving as legible as possible.
We were approached by the village council of Mawsley to create a bespoke e
ntrance sign to the village with some historical relevance.
Like a lot of Northamptonshire, the village was once a quarry site for Iron
Stone. With this in mind, we carved the village name onto two whopping 2
tonne Iron Stone boulders. Each boulder was then installed by the entrances
to the village.
