Two names. Two centuries. One city.
Turner’s Brass House, 1740. R.W. Winfield & Co, 1820. We carry their names in tribute.
FOUNDERS
The Georgian vocabulary.
A fluted ‘melon’ knob on a four-pointed backplate. Sand-cast in solid brass. Named for Birmingham’s first brass house, 1740.
FORGE
The Regency vocabulary.
A reeded ‘beehive’ knob on a stepped round backplate. Cast and lathe-finished. Named for Birmingham’s largest brass works, 1820.
FINISHES
Three finishes. Held in stock in Birmingham.
Polished Unlacquered Brass — alive. Aged Brass — stable. Satin Brass — sealed.
FOR DESIGNERS
Direct dialogue with the workshop.
Trade pricing. Free finish chips. Samples credited against project orders.