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The
Blacksmith
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In colonial America, the town blacksmith was called upon to make many wrought iron products. The blacksmith shop was the local hardware store and farrier. Forging an axe, a knife, a candle holder, a set of door hinges, chandeliers, firescreens, or a fence and gate was what the local smithy did. They would also repair rims on wagon wheels or replace horseshoes that had been thrown. Whether the town needed swords or plowshares, the blacksmith made them. Without the blacksmith, the town could not survive. |
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Morrell
Metalsmiths, Ltd.
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Today in America, blacksmiths and metalsmiths still create wonderfully designed wrought iron furnishings. Morrell Metalsmiths, Ltd. is committed to excellence of forged ironwork for the personal touch of the home. Forging of small hook through house jewelry and hardware, candle and electric lighting, wrought iron patio furniture and whole house wrought iron furniture in traditional to contemporary design. Morrell Metalsmiths will design and forge to your specifications with a consistent goal toward finish and detail. Our professional blacksmiths are dedicated to quality ironwork and our focus on customer service and price is unbeatable. Quality isn't expensive - it's priceless. |
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