Antique Medieval 16th Century Wrought Iron Door Knocker with Scrollwork

French 18th c Door Knocker with Original Cast Iron Knocker and Wrought Iron Back. This hand-wrought iron door knocker with a pierced scrolling back...

19th century rustic wrought iron door knocker with a cast brass star attachment and door plate made in France.

A stunning decorative wrought iron well with a cylindrical body featuring intricate scrollwork motifs that give it a romantic, handcrafted feel. The ...

16th Century pair of Spanish wooden footings with medieval scenes of fantastic animals and floral motifs. Polychrome in dark colors on a vivid red background. Two pieces with grea...

Large Gothic Lion’s Mask Iron Door Knocker This is a superb door knocker, the handsome Lion’s Head is at the centre and the heavy outer ring lifts and lands on the striking plate...

16th Century Spanish iron window with a wooden frame.

Group of 16th century (or earlier, possibly Gothic) Spanish or Italian wrought iron furniture mounts. These hand-wrought bosses and nails show incredible workmanship. These would have been used to decorate - and to structurally hold together an early chest or casket. The four geometric bosses beautifully made, eight ounces each without the nail! The nails are works of art in themselves, with their heavy geometric heads. Also two round bosses with the nail integral to the piece, one a mushroom form, the other like a parasol. And a single hand-wrought double sided nail. Great group of early iron. Provenance: Frances Pratt, Writer, Artist, Collector. New York City. Approximate sizes: 4 bosses 4.625 inches square 11.75 cm Round bosses 3 inches diameter the larger 2.5 the smaller 7.6/ 6.35 cm 4.5 in high 11.4 cm 5 nails...

A Heavy Victorian Iron Door Knocker This is a classic Victorian door knocker, it is very heavy indicating that it has come from a heavy oak doo...

Ancient entrance door in dark walnut, with 4 sculpted tiles and original door knocker, built in the 19th century, from Northern Italy, in patina with a s...

16th century wellhead from Venice, rare find, museum quality that needs a bit of restoration, done by us. The stone it's made out is Italian Pietra Serena.