Careful restoration works were required of Skinner at St Mary's Church Offwell. Detailed works included lime plaster repairs, architectural stone repairs, replacement of oak lintels to windows, bespoke joinery repairs to pews and doors and internal decorations to ceilings and walls. This job, however, entailed a little more than site foreman Arthur Harrison expected - when carefully removing some lime plaster, part of a rare frieze, thought to be over 350 years old, was uncovered.