A complex piece of work containing repousse leafwork, forged steel details, brass handrail and newel post finials. Photo by Chris Cowan Photography.

Additions to existing railings around a primary school.

Assembly in the workshop.

Hundreds of forged components, fire-welded together, form this complex interwoven design.

A welcoming feature to a new housing development.

This is an example of the range of domestic work that we design and make at Little Newsham. Each piece is designed specifically for the client, and is made with the same care and attention to detail as a large architectural project. Photo by Robert Elliot

Brian Russell, surrounded by the tools of his trade, forges components for a pair of gates. Photo by Tyne-Wear Museums.

A house nameplate in stainless steel, set in a screen of forged steel leaves, galvinised and painted in natural colours.

A weathervane designed and made for a new engine shed at Beamish Museum. The three-dimensional vane is over two metres long.

A pair of candleholders showing how plant forms can be used with good effect in forged Metalwork.

A most unusual commission to design and make a set of artistic caravan steps (viewed from the side).

An elaborate set of fire irons made for a design competition.

One of several pieces of work, that we have been commissioned to design and make, in and around the chapel of Greatham Hospital near Hartlepool.

A forged steel screen, backed by toughened glass, in the ancient church of St. Brandon near Durham.

One of two bridges made for the newly created West Park in Darlington. Designed to evoke the spirit of early railways.