Handmade Ironwork

At the 1910 Ironworks we create, make or restore most things. Below are just a few of the projects we have completed for our very satisfied clients in the past 2 years.

If you’d like to commission Steve to make you a unique, bespoke fire set, a set of Medieval door hinges, a set of 1940’s garden furniture or an intricate Art Nouveau gate in the Village Smith Shop in Wildes Meadow – Then give Steve a ring on 0402 481 461 or email him on stephen.hogwood@optusnet.com.au it’s that easy! :-))

Fireside sets – various sizes and prices…

Plank &Trestle http://plankandtrestle.com.au/on a new range with hand forged metal fittings for her range of tables… we could work with you to on custom ironwork!

This was an Art Nouveau style Period balustrades made to order over 2 months fro a brand new house in Bowral NSW – all hand made and fitted by the 1910 Ironworks… Balustrades, gates, security doors and grills are all quoted based on design, location and the clients needs.

Miles of Colonial curtain rods, brackets and finials for a period house in Sydney..

Vintage restoration of original or missing antique ironwork is one of our specialities – for instance we repaired, restored and replaced the ironwork on this original 17 century Spanish sea trunk for a client… we work with our clients on the cost of restorations

We make a whole range of kitchen pot and meat hooks and pot racks most are made to order for clients around the country. Prices start at only $25 each…

We also get many requests for personalised, barn hinges, handles, door and window furniture, handmade nails and specific restoration pieces. Prices start from $45 plus GST…

Fireside pieces are also very popular, and we make all different styles and sets, from just fire pokers, personalised BBQ implements to toasting forks. Our fire side sets start at $250 plus GST and we can mail them to you…

Restoration work is also something we do as lot for our clients around the country. Some even send us original pieces to match or restore via post or over the internet. Like the two projects shown here. Restoring and repairing a ladies English garden fork from the 1930s, complete with a new hot riveted handle, to matching some 130 year old barn hinges from a heritage site shown below.

These fun pieces were produced for a man cave. Original timber boxes from the 1940 were embellished with metal motifs and the famous 1910 Ironworks ‘Man-handles’ made from old tools, in this case recycled spanners. We also had a client recently who wanted a whole lot of hooks and handles made from horse shoes.