Title: Socialites (working title)
Date: Unknown
Subject: Several people inside compartment shelves
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Compartment shelf, various wooden forms, collaged paper, wooden cogs
Description: Inside different compartment shelves are various faces and figures of different sizes, shapes, and colors. Two full figures, a man and a woman, are near the center. The woman is tall and standing. Behind her head is a paper sky with clouds. The man is sitting, with the same paper sky behind his head. Above him are two faces facing one another. A smiling face is to the right, as well as various wooden forms filling up three compartments. To the left of the woman are three forms. One is recognized as a face with a nose. Between the figures is a small literal stick figure from the waist up.
Signed: Unknown
Status: Unseen

Title: Worried Willy (working title)
Date: 1980
Subject: Face
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: wood panels, wood pieces
Description: This piece is a 2D wall mounted face. It is square and there is a circle cut out in the middle. Inside the circle and who small round pieces resembling eyes. A long, curved, thin wood piece draped over the eye giving an expression of sadness. The nose is large and is from the top to the bottom of the face. Under the nose is a round, shocked like looking mouth.
Signed: Unknown
Note: Labeled under “Camden Art Centre Exhibition 1980”
Status: Unseen

Title: Follow Me (working title)
Date: 1980
Subject: Walking figure
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Wood weaving piece. Shoe lasts, decorative wood piece
Description: A long weaving shuttle resembles the head, neck, and body of a figure. Attached to the middle are two very long legs made from thin decorative wood pieces. One is extended forward and the other is extended back, as if walking. Attached to the bottom are shoe lasts for feet.
Signed: Unknown
Note: Labeled as “Camden Art Centre Exhibition 1980”
Status: Unseen

Title: Wave Hello (working title)
Date: 1980
Subject: Figure waving
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: wood box, furniture panels, wood cogs, wood blocks, wood pieces.
Description: This figure is made up of various wood pieces stacked on top of one another to resemble a standing figure with his arm up in a wave. The body is a large hollow wood box. On top if a tall curved piece of wood which is the waving arm. To the left of the arm is several more blocks and a cog to form to the neck. The head is a flat circle with two eyes, a nose, and a thin mouth. The legs are two thin wood blocks.
Signed: Unknown
Note: Labeled under “Camden Art Centre Exhibition 1980”
Status: Unseen

Title: Boadicea
Date: 1987
Subject: Woman made of tree bark
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Wood tray, found image, organic wood sticks
Description: Inside of a wood frame is a found cutout image of a woman. She fits the entirety of the frame from top to bottom. Her hair is red and she looks up. Her body is made from cut sticks from trees. One leg is a cut out image, with a stick for a book, and the other leg in a wood stick and extends back behind her, overlapping the frame. Her foot is a cutout image.
Signed: Unknown
Note: Labeled as “3 Dewalden Street Marylebone, London 1987 2007”
Status: Unseen

Title: Woman with Friends(working title)
Date: 1987
Subject: Two figures with cats
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Wood, found image, jester head, metal, beads
Description: This 2D wall mounted sculpture is a green wooden frame with two people inside. Cut from a found image, a woman lays on her back holding a cat in the area. A tiger head is at her feet. In the top right is a 3D jester head with two metal arms extending towards the bottom of the woman.
Signed: Unknown
Note: Labeled under  “3 Dewalden Street Marylebone, London 1987 2007”
Status: Unseen

Title: Hermaphrodite (working title)
Date: 1972
Subject: Person of both sexes
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: wood board, wood cogs, furniture panels, brush
Description: This 2D wall mounted sculpture is a person with both breasts and a penis. He has a long horizontal board for a body, two small identical legs on the bottom, a penis made from a brush in between, breasts made from wood cogs, thin arms at his side, and a round wooden head on top with a long nose.
Signed: Unknown
Note: Labeled under “10 Holly Mount Hampstead London 1972”
Status: Unseen

Title: Smiling Shane (working title)
Date: Photo found in 1972 section of Notebook 5
Subject: Face
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: wood board, wood cogs, wood pieces
Description: This is a 2D wall mounted face made from a round flat wood board. The face has half wooden cogs resembling eyebrows and a smiling mouth. The pupils are a lighter wood color. The nose is a long thin piece.
Signed: Unknown
Note: Labeled under “10 Holly Mount Hampstead London 1972”
Status: Unseen

Title: Somber Sam (working title)
Date: 1972
Subject: Figure
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Cutting Board, wood pieces, wood cogs
Description: This is a 2D wall mounted person made from a cutting board and several miscellaneous wood pieces. The entire body is the cutting board. A small handle on the bottom resembles a phallus. The man has two thin long wooden arms that extend downwards at his side. His face is a round hollow circle with curved, closed eyes, a long nose, and a thin frown.
Signed: Unknown
Note: Labeled under “10 Holly Mount Hampstead London 1972”
Status: Unseen

Title: Cheerful Chuck (working title)
Date: 1972
Subject: Sitting figure
Measurements: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Wood board, Furniture panel, Wood cogs, wood pieces
Description: A person made from varying wood pieces sits mounted on a thin board. Its body is a raw wood plank. He has a cog as a belly button. His legs are two curved pieces that are flat with a vertical triangular piece extending upwards as feet. His face is a hollow donut shape with two round eyes, a pointed nose, and a curved smile.
Signed: Unknown
Note: Labeled under “10 Holly Mount Hampstead London 1972”
Status: Unseen