American-Made House Hardware

Designed to simulate the hand-forged nails of the late 1700's, our decorative wrought head nails feature a three-sided head, and are ideal for authentic restoration or antique effect. Made of solid steel with a matte black oxide coating, they are useful for attaching rough sawn siding, face-nailing flooring, batten doors, paneling, countertops and cabinet work. Rooted in age-old tradition, our wide array of period restoration square nails are cut much the same way they were 150 years ago. The result? Outstanding durability and holding power, designed to last a lifetime. Once you've experienced the quality and performance of our vintage reproductions, they'll surely become your preferred choice for a variety of applications. Made in the USA.

This hand-forged iron, colonial-era classic is phosphate treated then lacquered, for rust-resistant, long-lasting wear. A simple in design with a twist and a curl, it is ideal for hanging a variety of items in your kitchen, bathroom, or entryway. Made in the USA.

This Colonial-style 19 1/2-Inch Towel Bar features a spear design, and is made of 1/8-Inch thick forged iron with a smooth black finish.

This charming, hand-forged iron door buzzer button features an inverted heart-shaped back plate. Its folk-art feel is suited for Colonial, Romantic, Western and Pennsylvania Dutch homes. The surface is phosphate treated then lacquered, for rust-resistant, long-lasting wear.

When a smaller hook won't do, this sturdy workhorse fits the bill. Hand-forged in iron, its surface is phosphate treated then lacquered, for rust-resistant, long-lasting wear. Use it for hanging heavier items in your home, on your deck, or in your stable. Made in the USA.

This Colonial-style 25 1/2-Inch Towel Bar features a spear design, and is made of 1/8-Inch thick forged iron with a smooth black finish.

You'll love the rustic simplicity of this hand-forged iron door buzzer button! Its pleasing bean shape and rough-hewn texture is compatible with homes of many styles, from Early American to English Tudor. Its surface is phosphate treated then lacquered, for rust-resistant, long-lasting wear.