PAIR OF GRILLES. WROUGHT IRON. 17TH CENTURY.

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Reference: ZA1049

Pair of bars. Wrought iron. XVII century. Pair of bars made of wrought iron, located between two flat rectangular pieces and composed of six bars each. These show discs along their length and balustraded shapes, flanking a rectangular die from which another bar starts to join it to the bar located next to it. The shapes of the bars are the usual Baroque ones for this type of elements.

· Size: 83x180 cms.

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