Handmade wrought iron gates were not an exclusive luxury of the nobility. These were commonly made across Britain and used by those who fancied an attractive architecture and could afford to build such houses with iron fences and gates. These gates served both as functional gates and decors. Wrought iron is quite a strength and the strength of this metal made it durable, and the melting property made it possible for the craftsmen to bend them into various designs as required. For their strength and attraction, the wrought iron gates were a trend in the Victorian age for exquisite ironworks are the heritage of that time itself.