Colt provided two wooden effigies of King James in 1625 for use in his funeral ceremonies at Denmark House and Westminster Abbey, the latter with articulated limbs, which would be dressed with the king's clothes and posed in a catafalque designed by Inigo Jones.
In 1625, Colt presented two wooden representations of King James for use in his funeral rituals at Denmark House and Westminster Abbey. The figure at Westminster Abbey was particularly notable for its articulated limbs, which would be dressed in the king's clothing and placed within a catafalque created by Inigo Jones.