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• This CAST IRON DOOR FOX KNOCKER is a traditional vintage-style door knocker carefully made using traditional casting methods. The knocker hinge is located at the head of the fox which strikes against its small body.
• This handsome fox door knocker that will ADD THE FINISHING TOUCH TO SMART ENTRANCES. An original antique design made from solid cast metal and finished in antique iron, supplied with matching screws.
• This stylish door knocker that will be a welcome sight to all visitors, perfect for the front door, garden shed, or even your bedroom door where they were traditionally used
• Measures 15cm (H) x 6cm (W) with a depth of 5cm | 6 inches (H) x2.25 Inches (W) with a depth of 2 inches, the knocker is EASY TO ATTACH to any door with the screws that are included
• The head of the fox hinges at the top and strikes against the body. The door knocker is attached to the door with 2 screws, one through the tail and one through the body.

This cast iron door fox knocker is a traditional vintage-style door knocker carefully made using traditional casting methods. The knocker hinge is located at the head of the fox which strikes against its small body. This handsome fox door knocker that will add the finishing touch to smart entrances. An original antique design made from solid cast metal and finished in antique iron, supplied with matching screws. This stylish door knocker that will be a welcome sight to all visitors, perfect for the front door, garden shed, or even your bedroom door where they were traditionally used Measures 15cm (H) x 6cm (W) with a depth of 5cm | 6 inches (H) x2.25 Inches (W) with a depth of 2 inches, the knocker is easy to attach to any door with the screws that are included The head of the fox hinges at the top and strikes against the body. The door knocker is attached to the door with 2 screws, one through the tail and one through the body. Did you know Door knockers have a bit of a dark past, with the earliest thought to originate from Ancient Greece where slaves were chained to a heavy ring attached to the door to welcome any guests. In the event the slave had fallen asleep, the guest would tap the knocker to raise the attention of the homeowner. The Romans continued with the use of the knocker, and it spread across the empire, and so the heavy knocker remained as a means for visitors to announce their presence until around the 15th century.