james price blacksmith
We are just about to begin work on this family of iron gates for a garden in Chichester, West Sussex. It's always great to have the opportunity to make more than one gate for clients, as it gives us the chance to develop common design...
The tree gates have transformed from a pile of disparate components languishing on the workshop floor into a elegant and graceful gateway. We are really pleased with how this commission has turned out and love the use of negative space within the design. The two...
This balcony commission has been several months in the offing, but finally last week we installed it, along with these forged railings for some great clients in Twickenham, South London. The cantilevered design was structurally challenging and a precision fit was essential to maintain the...
Work is well underway on this tree gate for clients in Chichester. This gates splits in two along the trunk and sits within an arch. As with all our ironwork the components are all forged in house in our Sussex workshop. The photo shows the...
This contemporary fire bowl was recently completed for a clients garden. Our iron fire bowl uses a clean and understated design to give a thoroughly modern feel. We developed special tooling to contain the 4 rings which are still able to move freely. We call...
These bronze lamps involved a lot of specialist tooling and many weeks of work. We were commissioned to make 8 of these by renowned garden designer Andy sturgeon as his studio were having great difficulty sourcing original Japanese fittings. Over 800 square holes later we...
I am glad to see that our work for Andy Sturgeon at this years chelsea flower show was so well received . Andy's monolithic garden for the Daily Telegraph won best in show and was offset by the bronze fire bowl that we made a...
I'm busy gearing up for Made at West Dean on the 3-5th of June, where amongst other new work I will be showing these candlesticks. Forged form bronze and steel and featuring tapered octagonal uprights these candlesticks are a continuation of some ideas first explored...