Two week placement at Ironart for Stacey Hibberd
Welcome to Stacey Hibberd who is spending two weeks with us here in the workshops at Ironart. Stacey’s ambition is to become a metal conservator, specialising in ironwork restoration.
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Afternoon tea anyone?
These highly unusual cake stands were made for Ian Taylor at The Abbey Hotel in the centre of Bath by talented blacksmith Cecilie Robinson.
James Cuthbertson’s Nadfas apprenticeship
We can hardly believe it but James, who joined us as an apprentice architectural ironworker, has now been at Ironart for three full years.
A new staircase on the Royal Crescent
The Ironart team recently installed this winding staircase to the lower ground floor of a large Georgian town house on the Royal Crescent in Bath for Simon Morray-Jones Architects.
Bay tree planters in SW London
The Ironart team were commissioned to make some simple but effective steel planters/edging for a house in South West London for garden designer Alex Miller.
Claverton Pumping Station range restoration
The restoration team here at Ironart have just reinstated a lovely cast iron range inside the Claverton Pumping Station for the Canal & River Trust.
Restoration of the gates at Burwalls House, Clifton
We are delighted to have been commissioned to restore the lovely main gates and other ironwork from historic Burwalls House in Bristol.
Cecilie’s visit to Sheffield Forgemasters
Nadfas Grant recipient Cecilie Robinson has just returned from a five day visit to Sheffield Forgemasters International, which is a massive industrial metalworking business and the biggest foundry in the UK.
A new gate for Freshford School
We have just installed this forged estate-style entrance gate at Freshford Primary School, near Bath. Simple, elegant and very beautiful, we LOVE it.
Medieval-style chandeliers
We have just received images from a client near Glastonbury who commissioned this lovely circular barn-style chandelier in a rusted finish.