Comal Forge - Custom, Hand Forged, Interior Wrought Iron

Please scroll down this page to see a wide variety of custom, hand forged wrought ironwork and feel free to contact us if you have any questions...

Left: Two of a set of eight decorative wrought iron wall sconces for a private residence.  Approximately 10" long by 6" wide.

Left: Set of custom fireplace andirons for a private residence.   Approximately 15" high, 15" wide by 18" deep.

Above: A custom fire screen for a private residence near San Antonio, Texas.  Approximate size is 5 feet wide and 6 feet tall.  Hinged doors, randomly textured on all external surfaces, hand forged latch system, dark finish with silver and copper highlights.  Fastened with solid iron and copper, button head rivets.  Screen is woven #8 mesh.  Construction of this item is detailed on page - The Process

Left: Set of larger andirons for a private residence near San Antonio, Texas.   Approximate size 28" inches high and 22" inches deep.

Below: A custom, wrought iron fire screen for a private residence near San Antonio, Texas.   Approximate size is 5 feet wide and 5 feet tall.  Hinged doors, randomly textured on all external surfaces, hand forged handles, magnetic latch system, dark brown finish with copper, bronze and turquoise patina highlights.  Fastened with solid iron button head rivets.  Screen is woven #8 mesh.  The custom andirons pictured above can be seen behind the screen.

Below: A custom fire screen and set of tools for a private residence near San Antonio, Texas.   Approximate size of screen is 5 feet wide and 4 feet tall.  Hinged doors, randomly textured on all external surfaces, hand forged handles, magnetic latch system, black painted finish with burnished highlights.  Screen fastened with keepers and solid iron button head rivets.  Each leaf and acorn was hand forged individually then attached to the branches.  Tree trunks were built up from several pieces of steel and then textured.  Andirons shown above left in a separate photo can be seen behind the screen with wood ashes remaining from initial use.

Above: A pair of custom andirons for a home near San Antonio, Texas.  Each approximately 16" wide and 22" tall.  Riveted construction with natural finish and polished highlights.

Left: A custom fire screen for a private residence near Canyon Lake, Texas.  Hinged doors, randomly textured on all external surfaces, hand forged latch system, dark finish with silver and copper highlights.   Fastened with solid iron, button head rivets.  Screen is woven #8 mesh.

Left: Custom hand made brands.   These authentic recreations are based on actual Spanish brands used by the Catholic Church during the missionary settling period of early Texas.  The end of the handle is a socket to accept a wooden handle.

Above: Detail from the same fire screen showing oak tree leaves, acorns and door pulls. Small magnets are hidden behind each door to provide a clean appearance.  Burnished highlights can be seen on leaf veins and other areas.

Above: Italian style, hand crafted, king-sized, wrought iron bed headboard for a private residence.   Drilled to fit existing rails and finished in natural iron color.

Left: Detail of bed center showing forged scrolls and a variety of details including short spear points, twists and a heart motif.

Above: Set of 18 custom drawer pulls for the same residence.  A 1" long threaded shaft is welded to the rear of each leaf to allow mounting to cabinet fronts.   Burnished highlights can be seen on leaf veins and other areas.  Brass mounting screws and washers can be seen on several pieces.

Below: A custom, wrought iron door for a wine bar in a private residence in Garden Ridge, Texas.  Approximate size 80" tall by 24" wide.  The working latch was also made by hand.   Finish is natural iron with traditional wax and linseed oil.  The circular frames were added per customer request.

Above: Custom ceiling grille with hand forged scrolls for a private residence in San Antonio, Texas.  Approximate size 69" in diameter with dark brown painted finish.

Left: Detail of ceiling grille showing branching scrolls, forged and split while hot from a single piece of material.

Below: The above door shown installed. The customer added the green, wine bottle bottoms in the circular frames, which does a great job of accenting the final look.

Left:  Detail of hand made "skeleton" key and latch.  Natural iron finish with hammered and polished texture.

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