Antique cast iron fence Composite Ironworks NYC 1880's heavy ball & rods (F#3)

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Antique cast iron fence Composite Ironworks NYC 1880's heavy ball & rods (F#3):
$1200.00

Antiqueheavy castironfencing salvaged years ago from fencing that are tastefully designed, hard to find, and attractive .As you can see in the photos there is patina rusting but nothing out of character on such pieces.

Iron fencing with handsome look-

I have listed in my Shop several other styles and prices (the footage varies, so see which amount of footage and style you prefer- if any questions please email me).Some styles are more ornate,but all are attractive architectural elements.

These came from old Alabama homes and date back to theearly 1900s or before. Greatflowing curls.Elegant way to add a safe ,secure , and nostalgic look to your property.

A greatadditionofsophistication, and grace to your house. This old iron fencing isstill very popular today but hardto find these days the fencing of days gone -Many new homes that are under construction today do not include this nostalgic element.

Dimensions:

#F3- Tall knob Ball stye iron fence- very heavy height 3 1/2 feet tall-- several sections-: section #1 is 3 1/2 feet tall by 7 feet long- there are two other shorter sections same height and 3 feet long,and a section same height 2 feet long . ( I have a matching gate 3 feet tall by 3 feet wide available in another listing if interested)-gate not included in price of fencing.

(total footage is 16 feet total length)

COMPOSITE IRON WORKS COMPANY in business during 1873 at 109 Mercer Street later moving to 83 Reade Street NEW YORK CITY, 1884 .This company was in business inthelate1800's and specialized in plain and ornamental iron works,railing and opera seats.There was a profusion of cast iron foundries in New York in the 1800's,and Composite Iron Works was known for some of the most well executed and elaborate. They were commissioned in 1904 to create an iron alter railing for the famous Mexico Zacatecas Cathedral-Composite Iron Works Co was the only company in New York willing to undertake such a elaborate feat.

All ingood condition for its age. Rust but no major breaks and in good shape. Nice details. This fencingcan be easily painted to match your styleand décor or left as is for a great old patina. What a nostalgic way to add an authentic Victorian flavor to your property.

The original collector of this fencing began collecting antiques, and antique architectural accesories from the many old homes that were torn down in Montgomery from the years 1935- 1970 and storing them in his warehouse with the intent of eventually building a home with them.
Visit my Shop for more antiques-- I have cast iron fencing (see extra photos), and many other eclectic items.