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<h1><center>James Godbold - Wrought Ironsmith</center></h1>
<h3>Wrought Iron Gates and Railings</h3>
The range of <a href="wrought-iron-gates.htm" target="main">gates</a>, <a href="wrought-iron-railings.htm" target="main">railings</a>, and balustrading is extensive - from traditional hand forged <a href="wrought-iron-gates.htm" target="main">garden gates</a> to impressive <a href="wrought-iron-gates.htm" target="main">estate entrances</a> and fabricated steel <a href="wrought-iron-gates.htm" target="main">factory gates</a>.
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As well as the production of new steelwork, repair and restoration of 'classical' is undertaken, perhaps the most prestigious being the restoration of the <a href="#golden-gates" target="main">'Golden Gates' at Eaton Hall</a>, and the refurbishment of the entrance to <a href="#historic-quay" target="main">Hartlepool Historic Quay</a>, opened by H.M. the Queen in 1993.
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<a class="product" href="images/golden-gates.jpg" target="_blank">The Golden Gates at Eaton Hall<br>
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<a class="product" href="images/historic-quay.jpg" target="_blank">Hartlepool Historic Quay<br>
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<h3>Town and City Centres</h3>
Many towns and cities are now improving and enhancing their main shopping centres and pedestrianised zones with the inclusion of decorative street furniture. <a href="contact-james-godbold.php" target="_top">James Godbold</a> works closely with architects and town planners to produce a range of 'user friendly' items - <a href="wrought-iron-furniture.htm" target="main">seating</a>, <a href="wrought-iron-signs.htm" target="main">signposts</a>, lighting, litterbins, planters, bollards, balustrades and grilles. Decorative ironwork for hotels, offices and public buildings to enhance entrances are also manufactured.
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<h3>Wrought Iron Security</h3>
Security grilles and gates are becoming an increasing and generally austere part of everyday living. At <a href="contact-james-godbold.php" target="_top">James Godbold's Blacksmith Forge</a>, <a href="wrought-iron-gates.htm" target="main">wrought iron gates</a> and grilles are produced which, as well as providing protection from the would be vandal or thief, are also aesthetically pleasing.
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<h3>Private Commissions</h3>
As well as the larger commissions, a wide range of small one-off items are crafted to customer specifications, such as weather vanes, <a href="wrought-iron-garden-furniture.htm" target="main">garden furniture</a>, hand forged fireside furniture, <a href="wrought-iron-gates.htm" target="main">gates</a>, <a href="wrought-iron-bespoke-work.htm#companion-sets" target="main">companion sets</a>, dogs, horseshoe puzzles, <a href="wrought-iron-candlestands.htm" target="main">candle stands and candlesticks</a>, toasting forks, chestnut roasting pans, welly racks, foot scrapers, <a href="wrought-iron-bespoke-work.htm#flower-basket" target="main">flower baskets</a> and even <a href="wrought-iron-bespoke-work.htm#chastity" target="main">chastity belts</a> can be made to order.
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