These hooks are priced as a pair -with the third, damaged piece included as a complimentary freebie.
Elevate your entryway with this matched trio of late-Victorian cast-brass wall hooks, each featuring two upward-sweeping arms and two smaller lower hooks radiating from a richly ornamented central medallion. Cast in America circa 1880–1900, these heavy-duty pieces marry Rococo-Revival scrollwork and Eastlake-era relief with the practical demands of everyday life to use for your hats, cloaks, umbrellas and scarves all find a tailored perch here. The boldly fluted arms and central oval bosses echo the architectural motifs of grand Gilded-Age homes, while the warm, original patinated surface lends a timeless sense of narrative charm.
Condition:
Offered strictly as-is: one hook has a fractured upper arm at the base of the casting, making it suitable for parts or artistic repurposing, while the other two retain crisp decorative relief but are missing their back-plate screws and nuts and will require replacement mounting hardware. All three exhibit a warm bronze-brown surface with occasional verdigris and minor surface pitting consistent with over 120 years of use.
