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1 3/8 Inch (5 1/2 Inch c-c) Symphony Inlays Frog on a Log Pull (Pompeian Bronze Finish) Finish:Bronze sometimes known by the French SC213DPN

Name: 1 3/8 Inch (5 1/2 Inch c-c) Symphony Inlays Frog on a Log Pull (Pompeian Bronze Finish) Finish:Bronze sometimes known by the French SC213DPN
Brand: basakdanismanlik.com
SKU: 66291216613
Price: 181.00 USD
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1 3 8 Inch (5 1 2 Inch c c) Symphony Inlays Frog on a Log Pull (Pompeian Bronze Finish) Finish:Bronze sometimes known by the French SC213DPN sometimes known by the French name of cire perdue is an ancient practice that is still used for artwork today and it is used to preserve the fine details of the original highly detailed components This is made from solid brass and it is shown in an Antique Brass finish Measures 1 3 8 inches wide with a 5 1 2 inch center to center mounting distance Comes Complete with Mounting Hardware

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