BRASS FOUNDRY CASTINGS LTD

Brass Foundry Castings provide a unique bespoke collection of brass and bronze antique clock fittings, furniture cabinet hardware, architectural ironmongery and sourcing for interior designers and restorers searching for metalwork, mounts and cabinet fittings. Established in 1979, with a combined working experience of over 250 years our craftsmen and craftswomen have acquired knowledge of the bespoke accessories and their application through historical research.

Our clients include: antique restorers, antique trade, architects, craftspeople, galleries, interior designers, national and international museums, trusts, Town Halls, English Heritage, National Trust, private collectors and estates including St. James's Palace, Kensington Palace, The Wallace Collection, The Sir John Soane's Museum and Buckingham Palace. We also pride ourselves on servicing the private individual - perhaps a missing handle or humble backplate.

With a combined working experience of over 250 years, our craftsmen and craftswomen have acquired a knowledge of the products and their application through researching the type of fittings used in the 17th - 20th centuries and faithfully reproduce copies from the originals which reflects the past history of the fittings and include inconsistencies and blemishes which enhance the character and charm of the collection.

Products made in our UK Foundry are marked with the UK flag
Unlacquered antique brass and bronze fittings hand made in the UK for the discerning customer who appreciates quality and craftsmanship. These previously unobtainable unlacquered reproductions dating back to the 17th Century are handmade in our foundry in England to replicate and capture the historical character, inconsistencies, charm and integrity of the originals and are mostly produced by the seven-stage lost wax casting process to achieve the finest detail. Not to be confused with the mass produced die cast products, we hand-make each ordered item and incorporate the imperfections, wear and blemishes which are part of the history and integrity of the original.



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