
Light
Hand-Forged Candle Lantern
Black iron with amber glass panes. Made to hang from a hook, a branch, or the end of a boat.
$40
The Forge Quarter · Shop
Everything iron, under one glass roof, with the forge still lit at the end of it.

Once the wheelwright's shed, now the longest room on the street. Sunlight falls through the glass roof onto walls hung with hundreds of hinges, latches, hooks and lanterns, and long trestle tables of fittings sorted into wooden bins. At the far end the forge is still lit, and if you wait long enough somebody will strike the anvil just to hear the hall ring.

Light
Black iron with amber glass panes. Made to hang from a hook, a branch, or the end of a boat.
$40

Door
Cast, filed, and waxed by hand. Three knocks is polite; four means you are expected.
$48

Fittings
A mixed crate of forged hooks, strap hinges, and latches. Nothing in it matches, which is rather the point.
$23

Luck
Worn by a real cart horse, cleaned up and mounted on tan leather. Hang it points-up.
$17

Hearth
Seasoned in the hall's own forge. Heavy enough to feel serious about breakfast.
$38

Light
A small collapsing lantern that folds flat, for pockets and rucksacks.
$22

Fittings
Three scrolled iron hooks with screws, for a hallway that needs one more.
$18

Hearth
A small kettle with a turned wooden handle and a trivet cast to match.
$31

Parts
A tin of hand-cut nails in five lengths, for joins that need to last a century.
$9

Keepsake
One twist of square bar stock, hammered flat and curled. Wears in beautifully.
$12

Hearth
A three-piece hearth set on a forged stand, sized for a real fireplace.
$62

Desk
A miniature anvil, cast solid, filed smooth, and stamped underneath.
$14