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09 May 2019

Ironwork and spice and all things nice – our role in a very special farmhouse renovation

Written by Dave Gladwin
We’ve recently had the pleasure of being involved in the renovation and refurbishment of a huge stone farmhouse in the rolling hills of South Yorkshire. We’ve supplied property developer Lisa Hunt with a comprehensive range of wrought iron lighting and curtain poles to help transform ‘Spicer Manor’ in to a luxury 15-bedroom holiday let....
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07 April 2019

Game of Thrones – time to reflect on our medieval credentials

Written by Dave Gladwin
We may have mentioned it before (just a bit) but we once made some curtain poles for one of the castles on Game of Thrones. We’re not sure which castle, Winterfell, Riverrun, Casterly Rock …but it’s still our little ‘claim to fame’ connection to the smash-hit, blood-thirsty TV drama. I have tried to look...
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01 February 2019

Being invited back to a beautiful English country home

Written by Dave Gladwin
Bilting Court is a beautiful period property in Kent’s Stour Valley dating back to the 15th century. Years ago, we supplied ironwork throughout for this stunning country home. We are now very pleased to have been invited back. We first became involved in the refurbishment of this ancient manor house eight years ago when its...
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24 January 2019

Commercial Bar and Restaurant Lighting – doing the business

Written by Dave Gladwin
We are always pleased to supply lighting to the owners of bars, restaurants, public houses and hotels. Also, cafes, spas, offices, shops and all types of commercial spaces! We know that lighting is key to the ambience of a business premises and that it must be designed to work for that business – complementing...
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10 December 2018

Media coverage – There’s nothing like toast made the traditional way

Written by Dave Gladwin
Aga Living magazine is distributed to the nation’s 30,000 plus Aga owners and celebrates a certain kind of homeliness and cosy family living. We are delighted that the editor has picked out our hand-forged wrought iron toasting fork as a great Christmas gift and seasonal treasure. There really is nothing better than toast made...
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01 November 2018

Elizabeth’s mind turns to a very different kind of ‘metalwork’ – bell ringing

Written by Dave Gladwin
Did you know that while Nigel is the one striking metal for a living at the forge, outside of work its Elizabeth who chooses to ‘strike’ it for the sheer pleasure of listening to its resonance. Here, she shares her bell ringing story. I started ringing hand bells at Ecclesfield School when I was...
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02 October 2018

Miners’ lamps take on a new role in the theatre

Written by Dave Gladwin
We’ve recently helped a theatre re-purpose miners’ lamps to use them as house lights in their auditorium. It was a pleasure to be involved in the refurbishment at the Lamproom Theatre in Barnsley. Miners’ lamps were once essential pieces of kit for the men who used them to safely light their way through the...
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25 September 2018

Turning back the wheels of time – at Hooton Pagnell Hall

Written by Dave Gladwin
We have some rather stunning ‘before and after’ shots to share with you. They feature authentic cartwheel chandeliers in a medieval barn, both before and after we got our hands on them … Hooton Pagnell Hall is an ancient manor house in South Yorkshire which has been in the Warde-Norbury family for 300 years. When Mark and Lucianne...
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29 June 2018

Lighting up the Packhorse Pub in Somerset

Written by Dave Gladwin
I love to get a job which gives me a good excuse to visit a fine old English pub and sup a glass of ale. Supplying the Packhorse pub in the village of South Stoke near Bath with a collection of wrought iron lighting was just one of those special jobs.It also turned out...
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10 May 2018

Two extra special spotlights added to our range

Written by Dave Gladwin
Sometimes we feel you just can’t get enough of a good thing. Our Bretton and Maythorne pendant lights have been two of our most popular designs over the last couple of years and we have loved making them. So now we’ve decided to take these striking and distinctive shapes over to another product –...
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