Anvils Used

The metal is bent at room temperature, using only an anvil. His philosophy is that “no bend can be undone – there is no ‘undo’ key”.

The metal is bent at room temperature, using only an anvil. His philosophy is that “no bend can be undone – there is no ‘undo’ key”.

He has always created his pieces by hand, using the forge, anvil, and hammer, following in the tradition of great blacksmiths.

Originally used as an anvil stand. Can be used as a stool, side table or plant stand.

The artist hand bent the long metal strip at room temperature using an anvil before painting it in monochrome.

The artist hand bent the long metal strip at room temperature using an anvil before painting it in this striking color.

The artist hand bent the long metal strip at room temperature using an anvil before painting it in monochrome white.

He has always made his pieces by hand using the forge, anvil and hammer, following in the footsteps of the tradition of the greatest blacksmiths.

These David Webb gold earrings were made by using a hammering technique. To create a textured finish of the metal, jewelers use an anvil and ball peen hammer.

He has always created his pieces by hand, using the forge, anvil, and hammer, following in the tradition of great blacksmiths.

His work is rooted in traditional blacksmithing, using forge, anvil, and hammer to transform metal into expressive, soulful pieces.

This is an old Japanese iron block, estimated to have been made in the early Showa period (1950s–1970s). At the time, it was used in ironworks as an anvil or workbench. Decades of us...

About This is a solid cast iron shoe wheel anvil used by cobbler's to make shoes. This piece has retained its original finish.

In the style of Scarsi Bernardo, Italian blacksmith workshop in Canale d'Alba (Cuneo), Italy Italian wrought iron workshops in the 1950s blended traditional craftsmanship with evolv...

On Spalding's clubs a variety of cleek marks were used, the 'anvil' mark was used in their forge in Dysart.

The artist hand bent the long metal strip at room temperature using an anvil before painting it in monochrome.

The artist hand bent the long metal strip at room temperature using an anvil before painting it in monochrome.

The artist hand bent the long metal strips at room temperature using an anvil before applying this striking colour.

I bend the metal at room temperature, using an anvil. The response from this industrial material is immediate.

Hammered gold jewelry is generally formed using an anvil and ball peen hammer. The extent of the hammered design will depend on the shape and the power behind the hammering technique.