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Items on this page are created using traditional techniques: iron and fire, anvil and hammer. The
blacksmith tradition dates back over 5,000 years and until the industrial revolution smiths were the
ones to create, repair and improve the tools of daily life. When a functional design was achieved,
smiths used their skills to add beauty. My anvil was forged by Mouse Hole Forge of M. & H.
Armitage & Co. in Sheffield, England in the late 1700’s. It’s a constant reminder of blacksmiths
throughout history blending form and function.
blacksmith tradition dates back over 5,000 years and until the industrial revolution smiths were the
ones to create, repair and improve the tools of daily life. When a functional design was achieved,
smiths used their skills to add beauty. My anvil was forged by Mouse Hole Forge of M. & H.
Armitage & Co. in Sheffield, England in the late 1700’s. It’s a constant reminder of blacksmiths
throughout history blending form and function.
From the Forge Click images for more information.
Contact us by email info@essentialiron.com
All images copyright 2009-2019 Essential Iron.
All rights reserved worldwide.
Items on this page are created
using traditional techniques: iron
and fire, anvil and hammer. The
blacksmith tradition dates back
over 5,000 years and until the
industrial revolution smiths were
the ones to create, repair and
improve the tools of daily life. When a functional design
was achieved, smiths used their skills to add beauty. My
anvil was forged by Mouse Hole Forge of M. & H.
Armitage & Co. in Sheffield, England in the late 1700’s.
It’s a constant reminder of blacksmiths throughout
history blending form and function.
using traditional techniques: iron
and fire, anvil and hammer. The
blacksmith tradition dates back
over 5,000 years and until the
industrial revolution smiths were
the ones to create, repair and
improve the tools of daily life. When a functional design
was achieved, smiths used their skills to add beauty. My
anvil was forged by Mouse Hole Forge of M. & H.
Armitage & Co. in Sheffield, England in the late 1700’s.
It’s a constant reminder of blacksmiths throughout
history blending form and function.
From the Forge Click images for more information.
