

The elegant lady's hand holding a ball ["une main de bienvenue"] is always popular [enough to be still reproduced], but this one is the real deal - unfortunately, the screw on the back has been broken, thereby making it too short to insert into a door, but it is still very decorative as a paperweight or part of a collection of smalls...
19th century; can't remember which brocante it was found;
11 x 4 cm [4 cm length of back screw]
{SOLD}
*****

this silvered metal knocker with the double winged creatures is a one-of for me, not having seen another one again since... I have used it on our front door but was afraid to have it stolen!
"A V *" mark is etched onto the back screw post
19th century
8 x 8 cm [7 cm length of back screw]
CAD/US$150/Euros100
"A V *" mark is etched onto the back screw post
19th century
8 x 8 cm [7 cm length of back screw]
CAD/US$150/Euros100
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