Accessories Kitchen stove rod to attach above the kitchen stove for kitchen utensils, potholders, etc. Can also be used as a towel rack in the kitchen, or in the bathroom.
The model was common from the late 1800s until the 1930s. Made of solid brass or in nickel-plated version. Polished shiny surface, but not lacquered. The brass
darkens over time if not trimmed. The pole can be shortened by sawing it off. It can also be connected to another pole if you want a longer version. In this case, a coupling sleeve should be used and a wall bracket placed over the joint.
EUR40.01
Very solid, handmade copy of a large period outdoor lamp from the early 1900s from Erkasgården in Åsmundshyttan, Torsåker. The frame is painted with black oil paint. White, heavy enamel shade with blue edge. Hand-blown glass cup. Due to its considerable length, Erkasgården can also be used on larger buildings.
Iron. Length 59 cm. Wall bracket diameter 14 cm. Height 24 cm. Diameter of the screen 30 cm. Sand-cast wall bracket and shade holder. Hand-blown glass cup. Bulb max 75 w. The lamp is S-marked. IP 44.
EUR372.94
Hand-forged key plate for 18th century chamber locks and other locks with a similar key size. The pointed oval shape of the plate is typical of the 18th century, but the model remains even a few decades into the 19th century.
The key plate has four drilled holes for nails and a suitable model of hand-forged nail is our one-inch nail.
The facts
Hand forged iron. Untreated. Height approx. 85 mm, width 45 mm, thickness 2 mm.
Nailed with hand-forged nails 1 inch.
EUR18.67
Key plate with clapper of ordinary 19th century and early 20th century model. Fits our iron and brass door knobs and our lever handles, but is also useful when adding to older lever handles and knobs. With the new dimensions, our lock fittings also fit most modern locks with through screws, etc.
EUR14.67
The Villagatan espagnolette handle is a newly designed window fitting that matches the corresponding door fittings from the 1890-1920 era, a time when great care was taken with interiors, details and materials. Note, for example, the ebony-imitation wood handle, the beaded rim that encompasses the handle as if it were a goldsmith’s work, and the well-cast end knob where the row of beads is repeated.
EUR68.01
“Exterior Renovation” is the third book in the series – Building Maintenance in Practice.
All stages of an exterior renovation are described in detail. Roofs, chimneys, walls, windows, doors, foundations, extensions, lighting and more are covered, based on old Swedish building traditions. The traditional materials and craft methods are presented.
It also shows the ways to restore the exterior of an old house, but also appropriate solutions for how to raise the technical standard of a house, without doing violence to the cultural-historical value.
EUR28.45
Spare blade for scraping fine joinery, e.g. window frames, mirrored doors, moldings and furniture.
Scraper blade in special steel. Designed to reduce power requirements and not damage the wood. The blades are sharpenable and the back of the blade is ground so as not to lose the unique profiles.
Intended for use when scraping heated paint on wood using the Speedheater methodTM.
From the Speedheater System.
EUR21.34
Spare blade for scraping smooth surfaces such as facades etc.
Spare blade for scraping e.g. profiled facades and rough carpentry.
The eye bolt is the intelligent window fitting from around 1920 onwards. The eyelet hook is mounted on the sash of a single or coupled window, and has an adjustable screw in a plate that allows you to always get the window tight, even if the sash is slightly skewed or the seal uneven. Very suitable for use in combination with Gysinge’s wool sealing strips.
EUR9.69
Ett set med alla våra linoljefärgskulörer uppmålade på träbitar.
Storlek 40 mmx 12 mm
Totalt 76 kulörer
Här hittar du klassiska kulörer som Gulockra natur, Kromoxidgrön, Grön umbra och Engelskt röd.
EUR106.68
Ett set med alla våra matta linoljefärgskulörer för inomhus uppmålade på träbitar.
Totalt 18 kulörer
vit, 1% gulockra, 1% obränd umbra, 15% grönjord, 30% grönjord, 7% obränd umbra, blågrå, blågrön, brun umbra, bränd terra, grå umbra, gulockra, lasyrgrund, kalkstensgrå
kimröksgrå, kromoxidgrön, pompejanskt röd, 30% Grön umbra
EUR30.67
EUR4.45
A favorite revisited, reprinted in celebration of our 30 years in Building Conservation!
Wallpaper with a floral pattern from the 1920s in a modified vernacular style. Patterns of flowers, garlands and bows. The original is a wallpaper find that was found during the dismantling and relocation of our exhibition building Nästgårds in Gysinge.
Matching wallpaper border available. See related products.
EUR84.01
Feeding base, hand-planed. Finished length 150 cm for so-called shed blocks. Adapted for our hand-planed door and window linings.
Part of a complete series of hand-carved joinery for rooms from the 18th century to the first half of the 19th century.
EUR41.34
Lining base. Also called scouring block and cut to the desired length for installation under door linings. Untreated pine. Fixed length 130 cm.
Planed joinery based on models from the late 1800s and early 1900s. Planed after the model from our exhibition house “Andra bygget” from 1894 in Gysinge.
Because of their simple and rustic character, they are also useful in other contexts. The floor plinth, for example, has a shape that was already common in the 18th century. A complete room interior includes: Floor plinth, door and window linings, lining plinth, cornice and cornice.
EUR26.23
Hand-forged fire dog with a candle head. Fire dogs were common in fireplaces in the past. They were used to put up the wood and thus get a better fire on the fire. Since we in Sweden often replaced the fireplaces with tiled stoves already in the 18th century, it is unusual with preserved fire dogs here. On the continent, however, and especially in countries such as France and England, open fireplaces have continued and fire dogs are therefore still very common.
Our Swedish fire dog is forged after a model from around 1800. The unique thing about the model is that it has a “candle head”, i.e. a holder for candles, which could be lit and create a cozy atmosphere even though the fire was not lit. This little detail makes our fire dog extra decorative when it stands guard and shines in the otherwise only sooty and black hole of the fireplace. The candle head is also very practical for burning candle butts.
Our fire dog can, depending on the size of the stove, be used alone, or placed in pairs. It is also very decorative just as a stand-alone candlestick. The forging is rough and rustic in character, more peasant forging than fine forging, but of the highest Swedish class in every detail.
Hand forged, linseed oil fired iron. Height 265mm, length 365mm, width 245mm. Weight 1.5kg
EUR212.92
Ash shovel, ash rake and poker in a complete set and three small ice hooks.
Linseed oil fired wrought iron. Brass knob. Fire fork 85cm, ash shovel 60cm, ash rake 65cm. Width ash shovel 8.5cm, ash rake 9.5cm
EUR221.81
Many people are looking for suitable lighting for old homes. Since electricity is a young phenomenon and candles and kerosene are not a practical alternative in everyday life, we at Gysinge have manufactured a “lamp for building conservation” that meets all our requirements for historical anchoring, style, design and electrical safety. The fire fork lamp has borrowed its shape from an 18th century fire fork. The linseed oil-fired forging and the hand-turned brass details are the same as on a well-made 18th century fire fork. What has been added is of course the foot itself and the lighting. We have also chosen a building care detail from our range for the screen; the folded cardboard is made of classic chipboard, which with its white side inwards gives an enhanced light glow and its brown outwards creates a certain transparency and above all a very warm and cozy glow. Chipboard is a long-lasting material that can withstand heat in a completely different way to modern plastic shades. The fire fork lamp is a window and table light and is available in two different heights. The low one fits into any environment, the high, slim one gives a different, slightly more modern impression and fits just as well in a new environment.
Lamp base of linseed oil burned iron with turned transitions in polished brass. Screen stand made of lacquered iron wire with a bracket that prevents the screen from wobbling.
Linseed oil fired forging. Brass details. Height incl. shade 52 cm. Shade width 22 cm. Cord length 210 cm.
Max 40 W.
EUR355.16
The fire fork lamp has borrowed its shape from an 18th century fire fork, hence the name. The linseed oil-fired forging and the hand-turned brass details are the same as on a well-made 18th century fire fork. What has been added is of course the foot itself and the lighting.
As a screen, we have chosen a building care detail from our range; The folded cardboard is made of classic chipboard, which with its white side inwards gives an enhanced light glow and its brown outwards creates a certain transparency and above all a very warm and cozy glow. Chipboard is a long-lasting material that can withstand heat in a completely different way to modern plastic screens.
The fire fork lamp is a window and table light and is available in two different heights. The low one fits into any environment, but the tall, slim one gives a different, slightly more modern impression and fits just as well in a newly built environment.
Height incl. screen 43 cm. Screen width 22 cm. Diameter foot 10cm. Cord length 210 cm. Max 40 W.
EUR346.27
