From The Anvil Shepherd's Crook Curtain Finial - Pair

Description

Pewter Patina - Crafted from high-quality steel, these pieces feature a luxurious appearance that adds charm and character to any space. Available in - Beeswax - The perfect choice for those seeking an authentic finish for their steel products. With a subtle sheen that provides a striking contrast on both stained and painted wood, Black ironmongery is a popular option for those looking to add a touch of sophistication to their space. Black - A timeless choice for traditional interiors. The subtle matt richness of the beeswax offers a more natural and softer alternative to traditional black powder-coated finishes. The products are beautifully suited to listed, cottage and period properties because of their timeless appearance. Crafted using a high-temperature baking process, these Black products boast long-lasting durability and resistance to corrosion. The From The Anvil Shepherd's Crook Curtain Finial has been hand-crafted by master craftsmen to create a beautifully decorative curtain finial design which is forged into an elegant curl. Supplied in PAIRS. From the Anvils’ unique manufacturing techniques create a rich texture on the surface of the metal, making them perfect for both rustic and modern interiors. With proper maintenance, these products provide excellent internal protection, ensuring durability and longevity. This design draws inspiration from classic hand-crafted English ironmongery, and the Shepherd's Crook design is something which has been used in traditional blacksmithing for centuries, often seen on handcrafted hinges, window handles, and window stays. From The Anvil designs are drawn and hand forged in the traditional fashion of English blacksmithing. The Finial can also be used with our From the Anvil Pull Handles. The Welsh-based brand From the Anvil designs and manufactures high-quality, hand-made, functional ironmongery that enhances and revives traditional buildings and brings an authentic and rustic charm to newer builds. By dipping the forged items into hot beeswax, they can preserve the original colours, ranging from blue to deep ochre.