Cast-Iron Shelf Bracket with Vine Pattern - 5 1/8" x 5"

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Item #: R-010SE-967978-BPC

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Graceful vines twist & turn within the frame of this medium size Victorian-style shelf bracket. A simple arrow emerging from the leaves adds a charming touch. Reproduced in heavy duty cast iron it features a durable black powder coating. What an elegant way to display your plants, pictures, and other keepsakes!

Dimensions: 5 1/8" H x 1 1/8" W. Projection: 5".

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Cast: Process where molten brass, iron or other metals are poured and formed in molds often made of sand. The products made in this manner are often thick and heavy.
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great product

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Decent Product

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The brace itself is alright but will break with applied pressure. The screws given with the product are not very good, the heads easily strip out even with pre-drilled holes. I would recommend to a friend but advise to use better/stronger screws.

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Great quality for the price

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I purchased the pair of brackets to use on my screened porch.

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It's nice

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Used it to make a shelf/coat rack. Added a nice touch. Doesn't feel like it's made out of cheap soft metal. Wife's happy

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Lovely little bracket

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Repurposed floorboards to shelves, and needed small brackets to support them. These work - and look - great! Very solid. Very happy with them.

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Ornate iron angled brackets

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Going to use these brackets to hang a quilt and needed something ornate to dress it up. These are perfect!

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Sturdt and Decorative

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Used these to add rigidity to the railings around our stairs in an antique house built in 1880.

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