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18th/19th Century Scroll Design Wrought Iron Boot Scraper. 13-1/2"h. x 8-1/2"w. Condition: Fair to good with rust and pitting.

18th Century Wrought Iron Sawtooth Trammel with cut-work radial finial. Illegible stamped makers mark. Adjusts from 45" to 65". Condition: Good with pitting.

COLONIAL ERA 18TH C. WOODEN FOOT WARMER - WROUGHT IRON TWIST WORK HANDLE - ANTIQUE METAL COAL HOLDER - MEASURES APPROX. 10" WIDE X 6" HIGH X 7 1/2" DEEP

Oak French Provincial two door armoire, each door fitted with metal grill work, wrought iron hinges escutcheons, 18th century, 75" high, 52" wide, 17" deep

18th century Dutch embossed design brass and hand wrought iron firescreen, 23 1/2" x 21" x 8"

First edition, second impression. Publishers decorative paperback with title. Name on inside. Fully illustrated throughout with full -page wrought-iron designs and descriptions. A very scarce copy. Pu

Iron mask of shame, heavy wrought-iron work in historical appearance, 19th/20th century, mockingly smiling, three-dimensional grimace face with large donkey ears and goatee, design with massive, movab

Iron mask of shame, heavy wrought-iron work in historical appearance, 19th/20th century, grim, flat grimace face with laterally protruding bell bodies, design with massive, movable brackets enclosing

Small powder keg / canteen used to transport gunpowder during the 18th / 19th century. Stands approx 6.5" L x 6" H (without handle). Has wrought iron bands around the wooden barrel and marked "TC" on

2@ 18TH C. CAST & WROUGHT IRON BOOT SCRAPES: Each with a center portion cut and formed to assist in cleaning off boots and shoes in inclement weather, decorated with wrought iron scroll-work, 13" x 10

century. To include: (3) ratchet trammels 11", 14" and 36". Largest one with ornate scroll work. An unusual 4 3/4" hanging hook.

Grouping of four fence or gate posts. Open work wrought iron. 3 are similar in form one slightly different design. Size: approximately 81"T x 8" square for each

18TH CENTURY AMERICAN WROUGHT IRON BETTY LAMP, LANTERN WALL SPIKE OR HOOK W/ PEACOCK: Wrought with with fine decorative "peacock" scroll-work and hook at base, 9"l X 7"h. PROVENANCE: Directly from a s

Set of Wrought Iron Gates with scroll work designs; used condition, wear/worn, rusting, each measure 77 1/2" high x 59 1/4" long

18TH, EARLY 19TH C. WROUGHT IRON PIPE / EMBER TONGS WITH LOOPED 'RAT TAIL' HANDLES, TWIST WORK AND SHAPED TONG ENDS - MEASURE APPROX. 18 1/2" LONG, 3 1/2" WIDE AT HANDLES

Description: This is an outstanding sculptural work in wrought iron. The tines are held in place by an iron wedge driven through the swell bodied handle end. Dimension: 20 1/2" long x 5" wide Shipping

Heavily carved German coffer, chest, dated 1750, scroll work, floral designs, and cherub carvings, wrought iron handles. Dimensions: H 24.75" x W 69.25" x D 29.50" Origin: Germany, 1720** Please Note:

Five iron and brass cooking tools 18th/19th century Including a wrought iron toasting fork with heart device within tines; two forks with shaped handles, one with punch-work decoration; an iron strain

English or American, all probably late 18th / early 19th century: One with cut rooster design on finial and twisted wrought iron hook; lamp 3 1/2" x 4 4 3/4", 13 1/2"H; hook 7 3/4"L---One double Betty

Pennsylvania Painted Softwood Dower Chest. Late 18th/early 19th century. Double-heart design on blue/green ground. molded lid, interior till and shaped wrought iron strap hinges and molded bracket bas

An 18th century Italian inlaid veneer dome top trunk or chest having a inlaid panel design on top and front with hand wrought iron carry handles on each side and brass ring pull handle at center of li

18th/19th century, of varying size and design, including hanging candlesticks, hanging betty lamps, and candle holders, largest 17 x 7-1/2 in. Provenance: Estate of Dr. J. Francis and Laquita Amos, Ro

Pair of Monumental Wrought-Iron Gates, arched form, with scrolled, foliate and lattice-work design, 126 in., w. 99 in., d. 3 1/2 in. Provenance: Collection of Dr. Bruce Wilson, Memphis, TN.

Pair of bronze gates with bird, floral, leaf, open-work design, attributed to Samuel Yellin, the 20th century's foremost artisan in iron. Yellin started his business, Samuel Yellin Metalworkers, in 19