Chatterton Lacework established 1946 supply the component parts for Heritage Fencing including the Traditional Lion Post. Combined with an amazing range of Victorian Spearheads the Victorian Heritage Fence will create an unforgettable first impression to your property. www.chatterton.com.au
Boston Fern Lacework appeared in the late 1880’s and early 1890’s. It was seen predominantly in and around Melbourne, it was one of many designs featuring the Australian ferns in particular the tree fern, as it is seen in the Fishfern Lacework design. The Birdsville Lacework design illustrates the sulphur crested cockatoo, this design originated…
When restoring a Queenslander Property or building a New Development consider using non rust aluminium balustrade. It is supplied in lots of popular colours and Traditional Heritage Designs and is simple to install by the Builder or any DIY tradesman .A range of accessories including aluminium handrails are available
Restoring a Heritage Verandah can be a difficult task unless you have done your homework. However if you understand the era of the house and the location it will make the process easier. It is important to use the correct designs of lacework and balustrade in order to restore the property to its original glory.…
Decorative forms of Architecture incorporating wrought iron lacework can now be seen throughout Adelaide, South Australia, Melbourne Victoria and Sydney in New South Wales.There are numerous designs of both lacework and balustrade panels. Many of these designs are available today.Tasmania including both Launceston and Hobart have an amazing amount of Cast Iron Lacework and Wrought…
Melbourne based Chatterton Lacework discovers the Iron Lace revival Melbourne has more decorative cast iron than any other city in the world. By the 1880 period it symbolised the citys brash image, with virtually every new balcony and verandah being draped in an iron petticoat. A noted English architecture critic John Ruskin commented cast iron…
