We are often contacted to make bespoke balconies and balustrades for period properties. In 2022 we were involved in a comprehensive project to design, make and fit a decorative and highly detailed external cast iron staircase, landing and balustrade for a townhouse in Clifton, Bristol.
After a beautiful weekend of sunshine here in the West Country it’s no surprise that orders for our hand made wrought iron garden furniture and structures are starting to flood in.
In 2012 we designed and created a decorative floral arch for the Eden Project in Cornwall. We were approached this year by three sisters who wanted to give their mum a unique present for a special birthday.
Two years ago, the main Rood Screen at St John the Evangelist in Bath was fully conserved and re-gilded. Since then we have been commissioned to undertake the conservation of the beautifully made traditional iron folding gates on either side of the Rood Screen.
Over the last 3 and a half years, Ironart of Bath has been involved in a project called BathIRON. BathIRON was the brainchild of Andy Thearle, owner of Ironart of Bath and secretary and trustee of the National Heritage Ironwork Group.
Hard to believe but almost a year has passed since journeyman blacksmith Thomas joined us back in September 2015, as part of his apprenticeship with the Compagnons du Devoir (also known as the Compagnons du Tours de France).
The Lower Lodge Gateway (or Gatehouse) was once the main entrance to impressive Ashton Court in Bristol. Built in c. 1805 it was constructed at its location to allow a picturesque carriage drive from the City of Bristol to Ashton Court’s main west front.
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