Traditional Hand Forged Hardware

Our hand forged ironmongery collection showcases the best of classic craft. Each piece is handmade door furniture, traditionally forged on the anvil with period homes, barn conversions, and cottage internal doors in mind. This range brings together characterful detail whether you're restoring cottage doors or furnishing a country hallway.

Traditional Hand Forged Hardware

Our traditional hand forged collection brings together blacksmithing methods with practical solutions for period properties. Each item is individually hand forged, offering a level of detail and integrity ideal for heritage joinery and sensitive restoration work. Whether you're renovating a country cottage or fitting out a barn conversion, this collection offers a complete toolkit for traditional timber doors and furnishings.

You’ll find Traditional Latches including classic Suffolk thumb latches and robust Cottage latches for ledged doors. If you're after everything in one go, our Latch Sets offer a convenient solution, complete with matching handles and fixings. For specialist needs, Latch Accessories include replacement bars, keepers, and privacy add-ons.

To secure your doors, explore our range of Traditional Door Bolts in classic finishes, as well as our selection of Pull Handles – including penny end and gothic styles – ideal for heavier internal doors or large cupboards. For authentic timber fastening, Hand Forged Hooks provide a decorative yet sturdy option.

We also offer an extensive choice of Traditional Hinges, from plain T-Hinges to H and HL Hinges for framed ledged and braced doors, and Butterfly Hinges for lighter cabinet work. To complete the look, our Nails and Studs provide decorative and functional fixings, suitable for period panelling or historic furniture projects.

Each of these ranges has been featured in a full series of guides. To learn more about finishes, usage tips, and installation, visit our detailed Traditional Hand Forged Ironmongery Explainer.

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