About Abigail

Abigail Brown has been producing contemporary designs in silver since 2001. She has exhibited internationally at venues including the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Saatchi Gallery, Goldsmiths' Hall and the German Goldsmiths' House in Hanau.

Her silverware is widely collected and is included in the public collection of National Museum Wales in Cardiff. She is a Freeman of the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths' and she has been granted the Freedom of the City of London.

In 2011 Abigail undertook a residency in the Gates of the Arctic National Park & Preserve, in Alaska. Her main focus was the plant life, the tiny tundra plants surviving under huge skies, mountains and weather. She has continued this theme and in 2014 Abigail had the opportunity to work with renowned Silversmith Rod Kelly at the South House Silver Workshop in Shetland. 

Abigail Brown creates one off and small batch production items of silverware and jewellery. She often works in silver using ancient hammer forming methods that have been in use for millennia, specialising in raising (meaning literally to 'raise' the metal from flat sheet into a vessel), to create beautiful one-off art objects and functional silverware and jewellery.