A pair of late Victorian brass door pulls,
c.1893, removed from The United Reformed Church, Summertown, Oxford,
each handle with a reeded grip, knopped to the terminii, with a back-plate ornamented with incised concentric rings,
£240 per pair
Eight pairs available.
The foundation stone for the church was laid in June 1893.
The handles are well engineered and have an Arts and Crafts influence.
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