Lion Head Door Knocker - Door Pull with hammered 5" dia. Ring two way A sleek yet simple design Do you need optional spindle?:No optional spindle

Name: Lion Head Door Knocker - Door Pull with hammered 5" dia. Ring two way A sleek yet simple design Do you need optional spindle?:No optional spindle
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 11107898169
Price: 67.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1242 (16 reviews)

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Lion Head Door Knocker Door Pull with hammered 5" dia. Ring two way A sleek yet simple design Do you need optional spindle?:No optional spindle A sleek yet simple design that coordinates well with Contemporary Available Finishes: Natural Metal finish (clear coated) (shown) (can also be used as a door pull or gate decoration) Protrudes 2 1 2"

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