19th Century Sacristy Gate
Metalwork & Ironwork · 19th Century
ES·EN·PT·DE·FR
- Century
- 19th Century
- Origin
- Spain (Europe)
- Material
- Wrought iron
- Condition
- Very Good
- Dimensions
- 200 cm × 120 cm
Sold by
490 €
490 €
Metalwork & Ironwork · 19th Century
ES·EN·PT·DE·FR
Sold by
490 €
490 €
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Madrid, Spain
Product price
490 €
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Sacristy gate with vertical bars of square section. It features numerous decorative motifs and an eclectic style. The forging is manual, with curves made by hammer. It can be opened, suggesting its use for access to the sanctuary. The piece comes from the region of Soria, Spain.
Object history
This type of grille or door, commonly used in sanctuaries and religious spaces of the 19th century, reflects the importance placed on security and aesthetics in places of worship. Often, these objects were crafted by local blacksmiths who combined traditional techniques with a desire to beautify the spiritual environment. This particular piece may have belonged to a small sanctuary in a community that valued both the protection of its sacred space and the artistic expression of its faith.
Suggested uses
Installation in a chapel or church
Decorative element in a home
Use in a garden as access
Ornamental barrier in a courtyard
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