Cast Iron Hand Holding Glass Ball Socket Fitting Victorian Style Hardware
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Condition: Heavy rust and grime on the iron, including the socket and set-screw hole; the glass ball is dusty with fine surface scratches. No screw or rod is included. Please look over all the photos, which are part of the description.
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- Home Decor & Figurines
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A cast iron hand and sleeve holding a round glass ball is a charming detail in the Victorian style, where iron castings and glass balls were popular on furniture and decorative hardware. This one has the look of an old workshop find that would be fun to display on a shelf or desk, or to mount for a repurposing or restoration project. The hand is cast iron with a raised cuff band and embossed shapes on the sleeve.
Details
- It holds a molded glass ball that shows its mold seam and a few round bubbles.
- The arm ends in a hollow socket with one set-screw hole, so it could be mounted on a post or rod.
- It weighs 5.9 oz.
Condition: Heavy rust and grime on the iron, including the socket and set-screw hole; the glass ball is dusty with fine surface scratches. No screw or rod is included. Please look over all the photos, which are part of the description.
It will be packed with care.