Finesse Fittings is a brand of the DJH group based in the beautiful area of North East England. All of our manufacture is carried out in-house at our purpose built factory to ensure consistency and 100% control over pattern-making, casting and finishing. In an age of mass production and digital technology, traditional craftsmanship is valued more highly than ever before and Finesse Fittings draws on over 25 years of experience of designing and manufacturing high-quality hand-worked items in pewter. Many processes are now computer controlled but we combine the best of what modern technology has to offer with time-old craftsmen skills. We still believe in the old-fashioned values of individuality, creativity and the wholehearted pursuit of excellence.
Finesse Fittings offer the perfect blend of durability and imaginative styling. Whether traditional, contemporary or timelessly classic, all our products are hand-made in lead-free pewter. You'll be won over by a quality product, a wide choice of finishes - and great customer service from the manufacturer.
Finesse Fitting deliver a competitively priced product with all the special qualities of a craftsman-made item. Hard-wearing, practical and easy to keep clean, these elegant fittings are perfect for kitchen, bathroom and bedroom alike. They'll grace the home of anyone who values inspirational design with a distinctive touch...
A Guarantee of Excellence
Finesse Fittings are members of the Association of British Pewter Craftsmen, the UK Manufacturers’ Trade Association which controls the quality of pewter products and authorises the use of its Quality Touchmarks. These Marks are in their own way
to pewter what Hallmarks are to Gold, Silver and Platinum and are a guarantee that the products confirm to the European Standard for pewter and the standards of
workmanship laid down by the Council. The ABPC was founded jointly in 1970 by Members of the Trade and the Worshipful Company of Pewterers, one of the oldest Livery Companies in the City of London and carries on the tradition of excellence started in the 14th Century.
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