The Journal
The Brass
The 70/30 brass alloy that built the Birmingham trade — what it is, how we cast it, why patina is the point.
Hardware for the English country kitchen
The hardware on a country kitchen is the last thing chosen and the first thing seen. A note on choosing brass for hand-painted joinery — what works, what jars, what reads as English.
Living with unlacquered brass: a guide
Unlacquered brass starts bright. It does not stay that way. A guide to what happens next, what to do about it (mostly nothing), and what never to do.
Turner, Winfield, and 200 years of Birmingham brass
From Turner's Brass House in 1740 to R.W. Winfield's Cambridge Street works in 1820 — the two families and the city that built British brass-founding.
