Here’s a charming pair of brass wall hooks straight from the late Victorian era (around 1880–1900). Each one has two graceful, openwork arms carved with scrolls and leaves—a delicate yet sturdy way to hang coats, hats or scarves. Their original bronze-brown finish has mellowed over time, picking up just enough shine where they’ve been gently worn. Whether you pop them on a reclaimed-wood board in your entryway or mount them on a paneled wall, these hooks add a genuine bit of history to your home without ever feeling fussy.
Condition:
Both hooks retain their warm, untouched bronze-brown surface with subtle verdigris in the recesses and brighter highlights where gentle wear has revealed the underlying brass. The crisp filigree relief remains sharply defined, with only minor surface pitting and light scuffs consistent with over 120 years of use. Mounting rods, fluted collars and matching nuts are all present and straight—no bends, breaks or repairs noted. Structurally sound and ready to mount, this pair exemplifies the enduring quality and decorative flair of genuine Victorian hardware.
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