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Wrought iron is iron with a low carbon content that can be forged and welded. Wrought iron is formed by heating and beating steel. This term is also used to describe a style of furniture and/or metalwork.

Wrought iron is no longer in wide production, It was last manufactured as "charcoal iron" in Sweden in 1968, and most items that are termed "wrought iron" are actually mild steel.