David Franklin Artist Blacksmith

Phone View phone number 37 Larchmere Drive,
Bromsgrove,
B61 8QL
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David Franklin owns and runs a successful Artist Blacksmith's and Land Rover (all models) second hand parts business at Burcot Forge, Bromsgrove, in Worcestershire. David Franklin Artist Blacksmith... read full description

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Facilities at our premises
  • Customer rest areas
  • Customer toilets
We offer our customers
  • Free Design Service
  • Free quotes
Payment methods accepted
  • Bank Transfer
  • Cash
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About Us

Brief description

David Franklin owns and runs a successful Artist Blacksmith's and Land Rover (all models) second hand parts business at Burcot Forge, Bromsgrove, in Worcestershire. David Franklin Artist Blacksmith is located 10 minutes from Junction 4 of the M5 and 5 minutes from Junction 1 of the M42. David's flair as an Artist Blacksmith is second to none. For every commission he takes a hands-on approach. Each metalwork piece is made to the customer's exact specification. The works he creates is very personalised and will visually enhance any location. David's knowledge of Land Rover products is extensive, bringing a unique feature to a highly successful Worcestershire Blacksmith's business.

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David's flair as an Artist Blacksmith is second to none. For every commission he takes a hands-on approach. Each metalwork piece is made to the customer's exact specification. The works he creates is very personalised and will visually enhance any location.

Any Specialist Products or Services?

Burcot Forge was built in 1904 as a general blacksmiths shop. James Floyd and his two sons, Frank and Hubert, owned the Forge until 1955. Most of the trade was provided by horse shoeing, but they also turned out intricate pieces of iron work by hand on an anvil. This came from years of practical experience coupled with artistic design knowledge. Customers used to bring drawings, designs and wrought iron work examples for matching, alteration or to be copied.

Facilities at our premises
  • Customer rest areas
  • Customer toilets
  • Disabled access
  • Free parking
  • Garden
When did your business start trading?
  • 1904
We offer our customers
  • Free Design Service
  • Free quotes
  • Helpline
Payment methods accepted
  • Bank Transfer
  • Cash
  • Cheques
  • Credit Card Payments
  • Master Card
  • New Credit Accounts
  • Visa
Conveniences Offered
  • Customer Loyalty Schemes
  • Customer Service / Helpline
  • Free Parking
  • Free Samples