NADFAS filming James and Cecilie
Today the Ironart team welcomed Judith Quiney, the Promotions and Marketing Director at NADFAS. Judith and Jane visited our workshop to film James and Cecilie for the NADFAS website and AGM.
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The Widcombe Hill Balustrade
Here are some pics of Ironart’s Jim Purry working on a wrought iron balustrade, designed and made for a Grade II listed mansion on the edge of Bath.
Installation of the restored Wincanton Gates
We finally got back on site to reinstate the magificent set of entrance gates from a large country house near Wincanton, that were restored earlier in 2013.
Meet Simon Bushell, journeyman blacksmith
We’re lucky enough to have Simon Bushell here for a short while. Simon has completed the Hereford College Design & Forgework Skills course, and has joined the Ironart team to help out on a few projects.
Step-over ‘espalier’ supports
A seasonal offering from the Ironart workshops! The perfect solution for small gardens. These ‘step-over apple tree supports were made for a client in Yorkshire.
Railing restoration, Camden Crescent Bath
We were commissioned to restore the railings on steps to the rear of Camden Crescent in Bath. The images show the project from removal, through refurbishment (and in some instances replacement) right through to the reinstatement and leading-in to the stonework on site.
Bespoke trestle table supports
Jim recently made some bespoke trestle table supports. These supports were styled on an antique trestle design which Jim faithfully copied.
Restoration of Maperton House gates
We have just started restoration work on these stunning entrance gates from Maperton house near Wincanton and couldn’t resist blogging a picture of them.
Somerset Place ‘Pleasure Gardens’ Bath
We have recently completed a large and prestigious project on Lansdown in Bath for Nimbus Conservation. The ‘Pleasure gardens’ are located immediately west of Lansdown Crescent and form the focal point for Somerset Place, a grand sweep of elegant Georgian houses.
A canopy for Simon Morray-Jones Architects
We created a beautiful canopy for an historic private property near Lacock, this time for local architects Simon Morray-Jones, Bath. The canopy incorporated some large reclaimed cast iron decorative columns, mild steel, wood and glass.