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Black Cast Iron Grape Vine Door Knocker

Original price was: £26.50.Current price is: £19.95. inc VAT
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This is a lovely, Victorian era, grape vine door knocker from Castelion®. The twisted vine strikes against the bottom of
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Slim Wrought Iron Cupboard Handle

£6.30 inc VAT
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A very slim stream-lined cupboard handle from Castelion®, which is clean and unobtrusive. Dimensions: 132mm high x 20mm wide on
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Wrought Iron Chunky Cupboard Handle

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A slim stream-lined cupboard handle from Castelion®, which is clean and unobtrusive. Dimensions: 130mm high x 20mm wide on ends
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Cast Iron Doctors Door Knocker

£31.00 inc VAT
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This black cast iron door knocker from Castelion® is of a timeless design. Named as the doctor’s knocker, it is
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Cast Iron Victorian Sunflower Door Knocker

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The decorative Victorian Sunflower door knockers from Castelion® are made from cast iron and have a black paint finish to
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Simple Black Robe Hook

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A simple black powder coated robe hook, suitable for indoor or outdoor use.Size: 53mm (2 1/8″) high x 32mm (1
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Small Black Cast Iron Fox Door Knocker

£14.95 inc VAT
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The fantastic fox head door knocker from Castelion® is a traditional countryside door knocker, made using traditional casting methods, then
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Cast Iron Hermes Door Knocker

Original price was: £32.00.Current price is: £26.95. inc VAT
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The cast iron Hermes door knocker from Castelion® is a typical Victorian design depicting the head of Hermes, the Olympian
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Black Cast Iron Regency Serpent Door Knocker

£27.00 inc VAT
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This elegant Regency style door knocker from Castelion® depicts the ancient symbol of a serpent eating its own tail which