

metal
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stissing floor lamp
coming soonA hand-wrought candle stand form with a hammered steel stem. Electrified with draping, cloth-covered cord.
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Stissing martini table
Shop NowThough the height and diameter of each table are nearly identical, unique hammer marks create subtle variations in each piece.
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stissing fire tools
SHOP NOWBased on an early 19th-century design, our fire tools are sturdy, simple, and have a scroll detail for easy hanging.

Heirloom Repair Warranty
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Hand Forged
Each piece is made by hand in Enfield Maine.
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Free Shipping
We've included free UPS ground shipping to the lower 48. We'll also cover return shipping.
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No VOC Finish
We finish all of our wrought iron tools with the same pure, raw linseed oil in our wood products.
Forged in Maine and New York
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BLACK DOG IRONWORKS
Matt Foster and the Black Dog Ironworks team forge using traditional and modern blacksmithing techniques. Each of his designs are reflections of the unique rustic character that define Northern Maine.
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WICKS FORGE
Wicks Forge continues the blacksmith’s trade in Salem, New York, where metal is heated, hammered, and finished with care. The result is enduring ironwork made for everyday living.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it rust?
While the black oxide finish and linseed oil provide some protection, the table can still rust if overly exposed to moisture, humidity or the elements. As with most natural metal finishes, regular examination and oiling will reduce oxidization.
Why A36 Steel?
A36 Steel is the steel of choice for balancing consistency, workability, and durability. Matt sources his steel from North American mills.
How do the items ship?
Our metal items ship UPS ground directly from the forge in Maine.
Do I need to do anything to maintain the finish?
Keep the table in a dry, low-humidity area, and always use coasters for drinks. Periodically applying linseed oil will enrich the finish and maintain its protective barrier.
Why are the products so heavy?
We take pride in using solid steel versus tubular steel to make each piece. It requires more heating and more working but the final product is both more resilient and compelling.