Pair of Forms and Surfaces Cast Bronze Two-Sided Door Handles C. 1960s

Bronze owl door handle with matching keyhole, 1960s.

Bronze cast door handles in the form of pair of birds with door plates for standard interior doors made in 1970's by Harjes Metallkunst. These striking, almost in flight bird sculptures are a welcoming entrance into an abode. Doves have long been seen as a symbol for eternal peace. The word 'dove' is of Norse origin and first appeared in the 14th century as 'dova' or 'douve'. When we gaze upon the push and pull cast bronze door...

Great set of Bonded Bronze Brutalist doors by Forms and Surfaces. These doors have a wonderful patina. In a wood frame. These doors were custom ordered from the estate and are unusua...

A large lateral push-pull door handle of abstract Brutalist design. European, second half 20th century. A striking piece - made to span the full width of a door - formed from cas...

The art relief on the cast bronze door handles are like the surface crust of the moon. It is as if asteroids and meteorites collide with the ce...

Set of two artistic Brutalist bronze door handles with abstract textured design European 1970's. Their relief with original dark patina will give real personality to a house. These i...