The Metalwork gallery provides 9 examples of the metalwork craft including building ornament and portable items.

"Wrought Iron Candle-Pricket; late 15th-century. Florentine work." —The Encyclopedia Britannica, 1903

Candle-Pricket

"Wrought Iron Candle-Pricket; late 15th-century. Florentine work." —The Encyclopedia Britannica,…

"Part of the Eleanor Grill." —The Encyclopedia Britannica, 1903

Eleanor Grill

"Part of the Eleanor Grill." —The Encyclopedia Britannica, 1903

Fourchee, having the ends branched and the ends of the branches terminating as if cut off abruptly.

Fourchee

Fourchee, having the ends branched and the ends of the branches terminating as if cut off abruptly.

"Boss from the Milanese Candelabrum." —The Encyclopedia Britannica, 1903

Milanese Candelabrum

"Boss from the Milanese Candelabrum." —The Encyclopedia Britannica, 1903

The German pattern is a 17th century design. It is a net design filled with recurring ornamental accessories.

German Pattern

The German pattern is a 17th century design. It is a net design filled with recurring ornamental accessories.

This German Renaissance pattern is a net design filled with recurring ornamental accessories.

German Renaissance Pattern

This German Renaissance pattern is a net design filled with recurring ornamental accessories.

The Italian Renaissance pattern is a repeating scroll-like ornament between parallel bars.

Italian Renaissance Pattern

The Italian Renaissance pattern is a repeating scroll-like ornament between parallel bars.

This Late Gothic pattern is a 15th century choir screen made out of wrought-iron.

Late Gothic Pattern

This Late Gothic pattern is a 15th century choir screen made out of wrought-iron.

The modern pattern has curved lines.

Modern Pattern

The modern pattern has curved lines.