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Early C20th Pair of Wrought Iron Window Boxes
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
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Early C20th Pair of Wrought Iron Window Boxes

1900 - 1920
Description

Early C20th pair of wrought iron window boxes (7 in total available) the slatted iron design of rectangular form with rounded ends and brackets on rear for hanging.

English circa 1920

Good condition with old weathered paint and rust showing through. Can be cleaned and painted if required

Dimensions (ins) 33.5 wide x 10.5 deep x 7.5 high

Price per pair

Physical Dimensions
Height
19.3cm (7.60")
Width
85.1cm (33.50")
Depth
26.7cm (10.51")
Declaration

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated these Wrought Iron Window Boxes to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA692518
Dealers Internal Reference
R0520
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Description
Early C20th pair of wrought iron window boxes (7 in total available) the slatted iron design of rectangular form with rounded ends and brackets on rear for hanging.

English circa 1920

Good condition with old weathered paint and rust showing through. Can be cleaned and painted if required

Dimensions (ins) 33.5 wide x 10.5 deep x 7.5 high

Price per pair

Height
19.3cm (7.60")
Width
85.1cm (33.50")
Depth
26.7cm (10.51")
Date of Manufacture

Gary Wright Antiques Ltd has dated these Wrought Iron Window Boxes to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA692518
Dealers Internal Ref
R0520
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
Gary Wright Antiques Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since Nov 2011

Specialists in c18th & c19th furniture and objects

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A pair of early 20th-century black wrought iron window boxes with slatted horizontal straps, rounded ends, and top mounting hooks resting on gravel.
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Archive I A pair of early 20th-century black wrought iron window boxes with slatted horizontal straps, rounded ends, and top mounting hooks resting on gravel.

Early C20th pair of wrought iron window boxes

Archive II A pair of early 20th-century black wrought iron window boxes with slatted horizontal straps, rounded ends, and top mounting hooks resting on gravel. View II
Archive III A pair of early 20th-century black wrought iron window boxes with slatted horizontal straps, rounded ends, and top mounting hooks resting on gravel. View III
Archive IV A pair of early 20th-century black wrought iron window boxes with slatted horizontal straps, rounded ends, and top mounting hooks resting on gravel. View IV
Archive V A pair of early 20th-century black wrought iron window boxes with slatted horizontal straps, rounded ends, and top mounting hooks resting on gravel. View V
Archive VI A pair of early 20th-century black wrought iron window boxes with slatted horizontal straps, rounded ends, and top mounting hooks resting on gravel. View VI
Archive VII A pair of early 20th-century black wrought iron window boxes with slatted horizontal straps, rounded ends, and top mounting hooks resting on gravel. View VII
Archive VIII A pair of early 20th-century black wrought iron window boxes with slatted horizontal straps, rounded ends, and top mounting hooks resting on gravel. View VIII
Archive IX A pair of early 20th-century black wrought iron window boxes with slatted horizontal straps, rounded ends, and top mounting hooks resting on gravel. View IX
Archive X A pair of early 20th-century black wrought iron window boxes with slatted horizontal straps, rounded ends, and top mounting hooks resting on gravel. View X
Archive XI A pair of early 20th-century black wrought iron window boxes with slatted horizontal straps, rounded ends, and top mounting hooks resting on gravel. View XI
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Stratford Road
Moreton-in-Marsh
Gloucestershire
GL56 9NQ
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A pair of early 20th-century black wrought iron window boxes with slatted horizontal straps, rounded ends, and top mounting hooks resting on gravel.
Early C20th pair of wrought iron window boxes
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A pair of early 20th-century black wrought iron window boxes with slatted horizontal straps, rounded ends, and top mounting hooks resting on gravel.
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