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The paints were formulated the same as the original lime based paint. Pure Iron is metallurgically the closest material akin to the quality charcoal iron of the period, wrought iron is a mass produced Victorian material. Images of all the work are on my web site; www.teachblacksmithing .com Go into Forgework at the top and click; Dover Castle case study and the slideshow Home... -
I have been a blacksmith for over 30 years and now run the Cold Hanworth Forge and Blacksmithing school; http://www.teachblacksmithing.com
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Hand forged from one piece of 125 x 10mm steel (apart from the base), the sculpture is 1.2 mtres tall and is on of the hardest pieces I think I have ever made! -
The Kings Wardrobe, a huge piece of solid oak furniture made for the Kings bedroom at Dover Castle, Great Tower. The furniture in this project was made by N.E.J. Stevenson Ltd (Cabinet makers to the Queen). The handle of the doorbolt has a hand forged Dragons Head with two baby dragons in its mouth. -
Another reproduction Medaeval chest for Dover Castle -
Reproduction Medaeval Oak chest handforged in pure iron with dragons head terminations on the hinges an bands. All high class furniture of that period was hand painted irrespective of the wood from which the chests were made. This chest was part of a commission in order to take the Great Tower of Dover Castle back to the reign of King Henry the Second. -
Reproduction Medieval screens and gates, traditionally made in pure iron for the Great Tower of Dover Castle, England. The finish was linseed oil and beeswax
