The wonder is the welder who does in steel what the carver does in wood or stone –– the same delicate, swirling vines and intricate, lace-like designs. Wrought iron, as in the layman's term ...

Decorative ironwork is often referred to as wrought iron. "When people refer to iron, anymore they're really talking about steel," says Breck Nelson, an owner of Kelley Ironworks in Peoria, Ill.

American wrought-iron furniture of the first half of the 20th century was a product of craftsmen - many of them immigrants - in the New York area and portions of the Midwest.

A Grade II-listed townhouse near London's Hyde Park lists for $6.6 million with five bedrooms and whimsical interiors.

The wrought-iron fence that surrounds the White House hasn’t changed since 1965, but that may be about to change after a Texas man jumped over it on Sept. 19 and made it all the way through the ...

As part of The Register’s Ask It Madison County series, one Richmond resident wants to know what happened to the wrought iron fencing purchased in 2014 and why it has ...

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Q: The front steps to my otherwise perfect house are wrought iron. Over the past 25 years, they have been sanded and painted every two to three years, only to rust after eight months.

Wrought iron consists of a variety of the versatile elements commonly used in construction in the 19th century and is known for being stronger than other metals and more resistant to fatigue.