Vintage Wrought Iron Gates, Circa 1920s!
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This pair of wrought iron gates date back to the 1920s. They
originally were installed at the entrance to a small stone court
yard in a now defunct Napa Valley winery (name unknown)
.Each panel measures 37½” wide by eight feet high for a
combined total of 75” wide by eight feet. The width of each
panel includes a vertical hinged bar to which it is attached.
One gate features a seven-inch sliding bolt.
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The gates were found a number of years ago by a builder who
shipped them down to Los Angeles with the idea, then, of
incorporating them into a home he had under construction. The
gates have a rusty patina from being outdoors for so many
years. But they are in very good condition.
shipped them down to Los Angeles with the idea, then, of
incorporating them into a home he had under construction. The
gates have a rusty patina from being outdoors for so many
years. But they are in very good condition.
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They can easily, if necessary, be cleaned up and incorporated
into the right indoor setting and used as a room divider or
entrance to another area of a house. Or they can be a decorative
front, back or side door entrance to a patio or courtyard. They
are stored in Pacific Palisades and easy to show.
into the right indoor setting and used as a room divider or
entrance to another area of a house. Or they can be a decorative
front, back or side door entrance to a patio or courtyard. They
are stored in Pacific Palisades and easy to show.
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Asking price: $2,500