Description
This elegant door knocker makes a statement and would look amazing on any antique or traditional home. It measures 10 1/2″ tall by 5 1/4″ wide by 2″ deep. It dates from between 1860 – 1900. It was made by Kenrick & Sons in Great Britain, and it is in original condition. Buy pays for shipping.
HISTORY
Cast iron door knockers were a popular architectural element during the Victorian era, adding both functionality and decorative flair to the entrances of homes. They were often designed in various styles, reflecting the prevailing architectural trends of the time, such as Gothic Revival, which emphasized intricate detailing and historical motifs. The durability of cast iron made it an ideal material for outdoor hardware that needed to withstand the elements. Archibald Kenrick and Sons was a prominent British iron foundry that produced a wide range of household goods during the 19th century. Their door knockers are well-regarded for their quality craftsmanship and distinctive designs, often featuring elaborate ornamentation. Many of these pieces have become sought-after collectibles, appreciated for their historical significance and aesthetic appeal.
