Null Two large German iron locks, circa 1760/1800
Rectangular body, decorated w…

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Two large German iron locks, circa 1760/1800 Rectangular body, decorated with shellwork in relief, locking ring with volutes, keyhole escutcheon, key with ring chalk. The other lock with two applied decorative beams and strong bolt and lever, curved handle, iron keyhole guide, key missing. Both with signs of age. Length 26 - 30 cm. Condition: II

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Two large German iron locks, circa 1760/1800 Rectangular body, decorated with shellwork in relief, locking ring with volutes, keyhole escutcheon, key with ring chalk. The other lock with two applied decorative beams and strong bolt and lever, curved handle, iron keyhole guide, key missing. Both with signs of age. Length 26 - 30 cm. Condition: II

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