Product Suites
Louis XIV (1643-1715)
The first age of elegance. Louis, called "The Sun King" for adopting that fiery firmament as the Royal Emblem, was the epitome of style and good design.
Early Georgian (1715 - 1723)
Born in Hanovarian Germany in 1660 and late to the throne, the Bavarian influence is easy to observe in the decorative lines of this period. Under George, the Baroque reached it's dramatic eminence.
Louis XV (1723-1724)
The reign of Louis XV marks the end of Baroque and the start of the lighter, more refined style of the Rococo. This range is a fine example of the elaborate ornamentation and delicacy of the period.
Georgian (1725-1760)
Continuing in the Rococo, this period of Georgian rule saw the Italian influence come to prominence. In the Georgian range the lighter, more youthful style is evident in the delicate clean tooling.
Adam (1770-1810)
Born in Scotland in 1728, Robert Adam was greatly influenced by his grand tour of Italy in 1755. The Brassart Adam range was created to reflect the magnificent neo-classical interiors that he created. Kedleston Hall, Culzean Castle and Home House in Portman Square serve as a fine monument to the renowned Scottish architect.
Bespoke Specials
Our range of Bespoke Specials includes finger plates, Centre Door Knobs, Escutcheons etc...all incorporating design features of 5 suites above. The Lion Head Door knocker is perhaps our most prestigous piece.
Regency (1810-1835)
The popularity of the Regency period inspired the founders of Brassart to design the Princess range, which offers a comprehensive suite of hardware to suit the variety of functions necessary for doors, whether internal or external. The Islamic suite offers a Middle Eastern twist.
Victorian (1835-1901)
The era of Peel, Cobden, Gladstone, Disraeli - did a generation ever see so much change? Bessemer invents the process of converting Iron into Steel; we see the first telephone. The Constable suite remains faithful to the inspirational design of that period, whilst incorporating new invention in materials and accessories.
20th Century (1920-1945)
The 1920's saw the arrival of the style that came to be known as Art Deco. An innovative design whose central characcteristics are clean lines and sharp edges. The Brassart Art Deco 20's suite possesses the sleek stremalined forms, convveying elegance and sophistication, often seen in the work or Poiret or Lallique.
Contemporary (1945-1985)
The end of the war in 1945 saw a period of austerity followed by a building boom and the arrival of many new products and meaterials. This was followed by the "Swinging 60's" then the "Cynical 70's" through to the Post Modernist last decades of the 2OTH Century. Our Isis suite reflects this new order in the qualities of timeless brass.
Locks,Bolts,Cylinders
In addition to supplying a wide range of Door Furniture, Window Furniture and other accessories, Brassart are able to supply to locks, bolts and hinges. Whether they be to compliment our hardware or bought seperately, all of our locks come with all fixtures and fittings. We are also able to offer locks in the same finish as the rest of the furniture on a door. If your handles are Polished Chrome, we can modify your locks so that the Fore-End and Strike match the Levers.
Brassart Sundries
These accessories are designed to compliment our product suites. We use the same high quality Brass and finishing techniques that we use on our main product lines. These products are also available in a variety of finsihes.