Vintage Look Victorian Curio Shelf Brackets 5 5/8" Cast Iron
$ 24.98
$ 24.98
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Lend an air of antique sophistication to your shelves with these Vintage Look Victorian Curio Shelf Brackets. Crafted with heirloom-worthy cast iron, each bracket will imbue your home with a timeless feel of classic elegance. Unquestionably designed to last a lifetime, these robust brackets will bring a touch of Victorian charm to any décor.
- Size: 5 5/8" x 5 3/4". The spine is 3/4".
- There are holes for mounting. No hardware is provided. These are hand cast and the mounting holes may or not be the same on each piece.
- The rustic brown powder coat finish inhibits rust. You can easily paint these to the color of your choice. Spray paints work best.
- US Based Company (and 3 nice old ladies) - Available to ensure everything goes right.
- If this is a gift, please let us know and we will be happy to include a hand-written message for you with a frame-able photo note card valued at $10! The card is presented by well-known sea life photographer and author of Port to Port, WesT Austin.
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Lend an air of antique sophistication to your shelves with these Vintage Look Victorian Curio Shelf Brackets. Crafted with heirloom-worthy cast iron, each bracket will imbue your home with a timeless feel of classic elegance. Unquestionably designed to last a lifetime, these robust brackets will bring a touch of Victorian charm to any décor.
- Size: 5 5/8" x 5 3/4". The spine is 3/4".
- There are holes for mounting. No hardware is provided. These are hand cast and the mounting holes may or not be the same on each piece.
- The rustic brown powder coat finish inhibits rust. You can easily paint these to the color of your choice. Spray paints work best.
- US Based Company (and 3 nice old ladies) - Available to ensure everything goes right.
- If this is a gift, please let us know and we will be happy to include a hand-written message for you with a frame-able photo note card valued at $10! The card is presented by well-known sea life photographer and author of Port to Port, WesT Austin.