A run of George II style cast and wrought-iron railings,
late 19th Century / early 20th Century,
comprising a dozen lyre-shaped bracket spindles bolted into two lengths of balustrade railing,
£1,200
nb. Condition is “as found” – they look even older than they are. rust, breaks, losses and temporary repairs abound. They have plenty of authentic charm.
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