Brasses Information

Horse Brass History

Horse Brass History

Horse Brass History

Horse brasses beginnings in 16th Century Walsall

martingales

Martingales

Martingale and other decorative strapping
Cast Brasses

Cast Brasses

Read through the history of cast brasses

Stamped Brasses

Stamped Brasses

Stamped brasses, pressed brasses, metals, medallions, plates
Terrets-Manchester

Terrets (Swingers)

One of the best known heavy horse decorations -aside from those known as facepieces, or hanging brasses- are fly-terrets.

Royalty Brasses

Royalty Brasses

These brasses were usually manufactured the year before in readiness to commemorate the particular event that they depict
Bell brasses

Bell Brasses

In the 19th Century bell brasses were two or three times more expensive than ordinary brasses.
Fake-Brasses

Fake Brasses

It is an issue, which generates a lot of discussion, some of it heated, and it is our intention to focus on these brasses more

Overton

Birmingham & Walsall, Pattern Books

From the mid-to-late nineteenth century onwards, the manufacture of the largest range of decorative brassware was centred on the areas of Birmingham
Unidentified

Unidentified Brasses

Unknown brasses that we sometimes come across in order that someone out there may be able to identify them?