Samuel Heath FAIRFIELD Chrome Plated Soap Dish

With this range Samuel Heath have drawn their influence from details in domestic architecture of the period, plaster work, balustrades, newel posts, cornices, pediments etc all sporting predominately classical motifs.

Attention to detail, careful proportioning of each component and quality of material and manufacture make these hand finished products a true reflection of the qualities inspired by the era. Utilising advanced design, machinery and finishing, the delicate, flowing, natural lines of the porcelain soap dish asnd the more formal line of the classically inspired, solid brass backplate have been brought together to create a stunning collection.

The fairfield range is a carefully balanced combination of these "formal" classical influences from the arts and crafts movement of the Victorian/Edwardian era yet with subtle hints of the "organic" flowing lines (as most clearly seen in the soap dish and robe hook) that were to become a hallmark of the Art Noveau period.

Wall plate diameter 62mm
Width: 165mm
Projection: 84mm


Samuel Heath has been crafting from solid brass since 1820 and combines this experience of hand crafting skills with the latest in technology to sculpt the finest bathroom and architectural hardware pieces. Many of the specialist skills we employ have been handed down over the years, we ensure that the best practice is used at every stage whether this is a traditional technique or the latest technological advancements.

We use the finest quality locally sourced materials. All the Samuel Heath products are made entirely in the UK.

The original Knobs and Knockers was a very interesting company set up in the nineties as a specialist retail shop for door furniture. It went on to roll out a chain of regional shops all of whom drew their stocks either from a central warehouse or approved supplier list. The operation was based mainly on an excellent manual stock control system and a posh catalogue. The model was successful and profitable and the original promoters sought greater things. The mother company linked itself to a plc, dropped the door furniture and followed a different pathway. This left a few shops owned independently to make their own way in the world, so to speak. Taylor Bros of Liverpool bought the local outlet which had moved from a city centre location to a warehouse in Aintree to sell mail order with an eye on the Internet. After a few years, we merged Knobs & Knockers with our own growing internet hardware and tools business. Today, our combined website offers a formidable range of products - over 70,000 items - on a low cost basis. The website – www.diytools.co.uk – or www.knobsandknockers.co.uk – offers a wide range of door, window and cupboard furniture in ranges from modern to traditional and from popular to posh, with high quality design to the fore and lots more besides!