Casting

• Lost Wax Method
• Spin Casting
• Sand Casting

Hand Forged Iron

While traveling through European villages you still find blacksmiths forging and shaping ironwork, but you won’t have to look far and wide to encounter old world quality in design. Gladstone’s hand forging specialists combine art with wrought iron craftsmanship to offer you, one piece at a time, “one of a kind” quality decorative ironwork. Bending over glowing hearths, our artisans shape and hammer iron, transforming metal into aesthetics and bringing to life the fruits of your imagination.

• Water-jet cutting

Aside from the fact no noxious gases or hazardous material wastes are released in water-jet cutting, it is also the fastest growing, new cutting technology on the globe today. A compressed, high-powered jet of water slices through metal as if it were paper. What it means for you, in terms of decorative metalwork architecture, is whisper thin detail. Intricate artwork arrives at a new frontier through modern technological advances, allowing for delicate design that can’t be done by hand alone.

• Laser cutting

Much like water-jet cutting, laser cutting is a product of high technology. Using a laser, to focus intensely powerful beams of energy, craftsmen cut minute, intricate patterns, beyond the scope of human handiwork. This blend of technology and art opens new avenues for breath-taking metalwork design and decorative architecture.

• Faux
• Patinas
• Antiquing
• Oil rubbed bronze
• Verdigris

• Gold
• Nickel
• Copper
• Pewter
• Brass
• white Bronze