Aged Bronze Brompton Centre Door Knob (Square) | From The Anvil Finish:Aged Bronze and features a satin band

Name: Aged Bronze Brompton Centre Door Knob (Square) | From The Anvil Finish:Aged Bronze and features a satin band
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 97064819262
Price: 127.28 USD
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Aged Bronze Brompton Centre Door Knob (Square) | From The Anvil Finish:Aged Bronze and features a satin band

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Aged Bronze Brompton Centre Door Knob (Square) From The Anvil Finish:Aged Bronze and features a satin band and features a satin band running around the centre which is flanked at the top and the bottom by sections which include a hammered effect British Made Item Supplied with M8 x 110mm stainless steel threaded bolt for bolt through fixing Our centre door knobs also include a location pin on the rose to stop any unwanted movement during the life of your product

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