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.
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The Zero Degrees Gate, Bristol
Ironart’s Martin Smith worked closely with our clients Woodhouse & Law in Bath to design, make and install this amazing ‘found objects’ gate at Zero Degrees in Bristol.
Ironart in Antique Collecting magazine
Garden antiques expert James Rylands writes in detail about Coalbrookdale garden furniture in the July/August issue of Antique Collecting magazine – an interesting article that’s well worth a read if you can lay your hands on a copy.
Restoration of gate, panels and overthrow at St Mary Tory, Bradford on Avon
This historic gate, overthrow and side panels belong to the St Mary Tory chapel in Bradford on Avon and date back to the early 1800’s.
St James’s Square balcony restoration
Martin restored two really pretty Georgian balconettes a few weeks ago. These balconettes were situated on the back of a house in St James’s Square in the centre of Bath.
Replica glazed fanlight
Our restoration specialist Martin Smith and NADFAS apprentice Cecilie Robinson made this beautiful replica glazed fanlight a few weeks ago for a Georgian terraced house on Prior Park Buildings in Bath.
Cast iron bench restoration
We’ve just restored this beautiful bench for a private customer in Tenterden, Kent. This bench had been in their family for some time and was much loved and in need of repair.
Cast iron hearth plate restoration
Martin did a really neat job of repairing this broken cast iron hearth plate. The rest of the team were mightily impressed with the results.
The lanterns at Christ Church, Julian Road, Bath
Ironart featured in the press this week when this pair of handsome lanterns were unveiled by the Bishop of Taunton, Peter Maurice, at Christ Church on Julian Road in Bath.