Our simple option - a light oak coloured veneered coffin, constructed and polished to a high standard.
Also available with rope handles
£550

A medium oak veneered coffin with beaded lid, plain sides, and double beading, made by craftsmen in Nottingham.
£570

Our simple option - a light mahogany coloured veneered coffin, constructed and polished to a high standard.
Also available with rope handles
£580

A light oak veneered coffin with raised lid, double raised panel sides, and double beading, made by craftsmen in Nottingham.
£800

A light oak veneered coffin with raised lid, classic panel sides, and double beading, made by craftsmen in Nottingham.
£820

A beautifully finished solid oak coffin, made by craftsmen in Nottingham, in light oak.
£1150

A beautifully finished solid mahogany coffin, made by craftsmen in Nottingham, in medium mahogany.
£1200

A beautifully finished solid oak coffin, made by craftsmen in Nottingham, in light oak.
£1280

Made by craftsmen in Nottingham, this solid pine coffin benefits from the natural beauty of this highly sustainable material.
Available varnished (warm pine) or unvarnished, with wooden or rope handles
£940

A simple veneer coffin, painted. Choose your colour here.
£770

A veneer coffin engraved with routered classic panels. Choose a colour here.
£1200

This contemporary wooden coffin has been designed by the Poetic team and made by craftsmen in Nottingham. It's painted in 'Basalt' - a beautiful deep blue colour that looks beautiful against colourful flowers. It's also available in other colours for anyone who wants to create something unique. Choose your colour here.
£1100 (standard size), £1450 (6ft2 and over)

Made using recycled wood near Cardigan in West Wales, these handmade coffins are a truly environmentally-conscious choice. They can be lined with either calico or hessian. The handles are made from strong manilla rope and are load bearing. Also included is a handmade wooden nameplate.
From £535 including delivery to London

Choose either a plain wooden or cardboard coffin, and then decorate it yourself. Some ideas include paint, collage, photographs or handprints.
Photograph of Alan’s hand-painted coffin shared with the kind permission of the Skidmore family