From The Anvil Cast Monkeytail Casement Stay

Description

Handmade and forged from solid brass, this casement stay is not only incredibly strong but also boasts a unique character that will enhance the aesthetic of any window. Elevate the charm and authenticity of your home with the From The Anvil Cast Monkeytail Casement Stay. Antique Pewter - This finish offers the same protection as Pewter Patina but has a solid Brass base rather than steel. The products are beautifully suited to listed, cottage and period properties because of their timeless appearance. This timeless piece from our Monkeytail collection draws inspiration from 18th-century design, exuding traditional elegance. Available in - Aged Brass - This finish is intentionally tarnished using an accelerated ageing process that causes a dark patina to gather around the edges and recesses of the design. From The Anvil designs are drawn and hand forged in the traditional fashion of English blacksmithing. Black - This is a popular choice in traditional settings. To restore these products to their former glory, simply polish them using a dry cloth and some Brasso. This rich colour offers a beautiful contrast against the repolished surface areas. If left untouched, this finish will oxidise over time and naturally age to create a historically beautiful look. The Welsh-based brand From the Anvil designs and manufactures high-quality, hand-made and functional ironmongery that enhances and revives traditional buildings and brings an authentic and rustic charm to newer builds. Its subtle sheen offers a bold contrast on stained and painted timber alike. Supplied in SINGLES complete with fixings. (Locking stay pins can be purchased separately). During the manufacturing process, From The Anvil’s Black products are baked in a high-temperature oven, giving them durable, corrosion-resistant qualities. Unlacquered Brass - They are made from solid, unlacquered brass and have soft, golden hues that offer a depth of reflection. This finish undergoes a complex manufacturing process which creates fewer textural marks to give a smoother overall appearance.