Polished Chrome Victorian Loop Door Knocker | From The Anvil Satin Marine SS (316) Light Pewter and Copper

Name: Polished Chrome Victorian Loop Door Knocker | From The Anvil Satin Marine SS (316) Light Pewter and Copper
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 32865130590
Price: 74.05 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8262 (28 reviews)

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Polished Chrome Victorian Loop Door Knocker | From The Anvil Satin Marine SS (316) Light Pewter and Copper

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Polished Chrome Victorian Loop Door Knocker From The Anvil Satin Marine SS (316) Light Pewter and Copper Light Pewter and Copper brass and black and dual tone pewter and copper Supplied with matching 70mm stainless steel threaded bars and dome headed caps Fixes to your door using a bolt through fixing for the knocker and strike plate which is fitted with a dome head cap on the internal side of the door

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