A characterful group of three antique hand-forged iron hooks/fittings, believed to date from approximately c.1880–1920.

A mixed group of traditional utilitarian ironwork, likely originally used around a farm, stable, workshop, outbuilding or domestic property.

Includes a substantial three-hole hook with pointed terminal, a smaller projecting utility hook with two-hole backplate, and a double wall hook retaining much of its old black painted finish.

Each has an individual, slightly irregular form consistent with traditional forged ironwork. The middle fitting is particularly simple and functional in design and may have been intended for hanging equipment, tools, tack or other farm/stable use rather than clothing.

Lovely untouched surfaces with age-related oxidation, wear, old paint and patination. No attempt has been made to restore or refinish them.

Condition: Good antique condition with surface rust, oxidation, wear and paint loss consistent with age and use. No fixing screws included.

Date: c.1880–1920

Material: Forged/wrought iron

Quantity: 3