Harlowe est. 1842

Commissions · New castings

Name the note

Every bell begins as a single decision: what should it sing? Choose a strike note below. The rules our tuners work by — frequency times diameter is a constant of the trade; weight follows the fourth power of the mouth — will give you the bell your note implies. Then strike it, and hear what you are asking us to found.

Strike notes · G3 – C6 Press to choose & hear

Great bells · 3rd octave

Tenors & tolling bells · 4th octave

Trebles & chapel bells · 5th octave

The small end · 6th octave

Any pitch between these can be cast — the mould does not care for key signatures. Name it in your enquiry.

D4 A tenor's note
Strike note
Nominal · Hum
Mouth diameter
Weight, tuned
In the old measure
Guide price, cast & tuned
From pour to first strike
Take this spec to enquiry

The day book

Open an enquiry

Tell us who the bell is for and what it should say. A founder — not a form letter — replies within three working days, with first thoughts on profile, inscription and tower.

Your chosen bell

No note chosen yet — name one above, or leave it to us.

Give us a name to write back to.

That address will not carry — check it for us.

A line or two is enough — who it is for, and where it will hang.