Antique Roller Iron

Roller cart with small cast iron wheels

Item measures approx. 64"h including the cast iron rollers and 60.25"h to the top of the wood.

Item measures approx. 70"h including the cast iron rollers and 65.75"h to the top of the wood.

A four barred bow shaped fire front flanked by quartered corner sun bursts with tall joining standards capped with polished brass finials, below a polished brass pierced apron with r...

From 1804, the KPEG or KPE produced sculptures and monuments in Berlin as well as everyday objects such as weights, rollers, stamps and iron crosses. The first steam locomotives were...

Fluted oak slats, end wrapped in brass sheeting, heavy cast iron roller draw bolts with brass inlay. Leather lid lift, premium stitched leather handles.

This piece also has the original cast iron rollers to the base of the back plate. English, 1874.

Iron and Stone Lawn roller.

Each created from a single solid tree trunk with exceptional texture and sculptural form weathered and petrified wood and iron Northern European, circa 1850 25 ¾” high x 14" diameter.

Large Scale Iron Bound Oak Roller mounted on a cast iron base wired as a floor lamp; English circa 1800

Coffee tables made of old leather on a unique wood and iron frame

Iron fitting and hinges provide a strong connection and decorative look to this trunk.

Known in French as "rouleaux" for "roller", these large hand-carved stone pieces were originally used to grind wheat, but now decorate the French countryside as gate piers on either ...

Known in French as "roulleaux", these large hand-carved stone pieces were originally used to grind wheat, but now decorate the French countryside as gate piers on either si...

A real charmer, this lovely stool was designed to roll left to right, while the customers foot remained fixed on the pedestal. The rollers work smoothly, and all iron work is in terr...

a large antique woven rattan trunk with cast iron straps and hinges, lined in tin, with wooden sled base with iron rollers. excellent condition.

Individually hand crafted Teak door in early 20th century. Industrial metal details. Two salvaged doors that have been barred together to make one larger door/Gate. Does have s...

Solid and striking, this pair of antique French oak doors once marked the entry to a stately home. Crafted from richly grained oak, the surface bears a warm medium-toned finish that ...

Produced by Forms and Surfaces in the 1970s, this large pair of carved redwood entry doors features an all-over raised panel pattern covering the full face of each door. Rows of rect...

A wonderful door in painted wood from Venice, Italy. Not only wonderful as a door, but perfect to build into cabinetry or use as a headboard. Fabulous patina.

Pair of French Provincial (18th Century) walnut doors with 2 small rectangular panels under a large one with carving in corner and wrought iron hardware, finished back. (PRICED AS Pa...

This exquisite pair of French communication doors from the late 18th century, circa 1790, showcase the refined craftsmanship typical of the period. The doors are made from rich, dark...

A single Spanish door, with decoratively raised geometric panels, from the early 20th century. This fabulous antique door from Spain is adorned on both sides with octagonal-shaped ra...

Antique Antique Door in walnut wood, two doors with carved panels, original from the 18th century, from Piedmont (Italy). Smooth back, can also be used as panels, they do not have a ...

George Trollope and Sons. Exhibited at the Paris Universal Exhibition in 1878 winning a Gold Medal for Excellence. The set forms the four sides of a complete panelled room that was ...

Moroccan huge antique doors from a Ryad in Fez, amazing hand painted artwork. Multicolored geometrical Moorish designs in deep red, green, yellow. Moroccan doors and furniture is m...

We offer a original and complete late 19th century Pharmacy. Found in France it comprises 2 large corner cupboards with shelving on the long side. Furthermore a large bowed and sculp...

This thick studded oak door dates from the early 1900s. Perhaps it was once part of an entryway to a castle or church. Whatever its former use, this antique door with frame now makes...