The work of Robert Thompson 'Mouseman' of Kilburn and that of the other Yorkshire Carvers is recognised beyond the Yorkshire boundaries and has a strong following.  Many of the Yorkshire Carver cabinetmakers listed below were apprenticed to the Thompson workshop before leaving to run their own establishments, each carving a motif as their signature. Using oak and the simple lines of the Arts & Crafts ethos, the Yorkshire Carvers' furniture has broad appeal and sits well within a traditional or contemporary setting.  Morphets achieved a UK auction record for Mouseman in 2021 with the sale of a fumed oak bureau at £36,000 hammer price (plus buyer's premium at 20%) and have sold a number of rare, early and commissioned pieces.  Clients from Yorkshire, London and even as far away as Cornwall have chosen Morphets as the place to sell work by the Yorkshire Carvers.

Acorn Man, Alan Grainger of Brandsby
Beaver Man, Colin Almack of Sutton-under-Whitestonecliffe
Butterfly Man, Andrew Conning of Tancred
Cat Man, Chris Checkfield of Whitby
Cat and Mouse Man, Lyndon Hammell of Harmby
Dolphin Man, Peter Daynes of Balk
Eagle Man, Albert Jeffrray of Sessay
Fox Man, Malcolm Pipes of Carlton Hustwaite
Fox Man, Don Craven of Thirsk
Gnome Man, Thomas Whittaker of Littlebeck
Knight Man, Horace Knight of Thirsk
Lizard Man, Derek Slater of Crayke
Mouseman, Robert Thompson of Kilburn
Oakleaf Man, David Langstaff of Easingwold
Rabbit Man, Peter Heap of Wetwang
Seahorse Man, Michael Riley of Hessay
Squirrel Man, Wilf Hutchinson of Hustwaite
Woodpecker Man, Stan Dodds of Osgodby
Wren Man, Robert Hunter of Thirlby