IN STOCK- 10" Colonial Iron Faux Hinge Strap tiny nail and fortified structures across Europe Log Diameter:3 1/2"

Name: IN STOCK- 10" Colonial Iron Faux Hinge Strap tiny nail and fortified structures across Europe Log Diameter:3 1/2"
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 41720347174
Price: 57.21 USD
Availability: InStock
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IN STOCK 10" Colonial Iron Faux Hinge Strap tiny nail and fortified structures across Europe Log Diameter:3 1 2" and fortified structures across Europe the Celtic Escutcheon Plate is fully customizable in size and available in a variety of signature textures and finishes Clavos (decorative nail heads) sold separately This Colonial iron hinge strap with its half radius end detail is a very Colonial style which originated from Roman influences evolving into the Baroque period

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