Antique Reclaimed Wood Shutter — Iron Hardware, Hecho en México View Watchlist >
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Lot # B722
System ID # 26788404
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Antique Reclaimed Wood Shutter — Iron Hardware, Hecho en México
A commanding antique-style shutter of Mexican origin, constructed from reclaimed wood in a classic two-panel configuration with wide stile-and-rail framing — all fastened with iron nails and reinforced on the reverse by substantial horizontal cross-battens. The wood presents in a deep walnut-brown tone with rich natural grain figuring, knots, and the kind of surface character that only decades of use can produce.
The hardware is a standout detail: a hand-forged iron surface-mount latch with a classic keyhole escutcheon, original to the shutter and intact. Pieces built in this tradition are highly sought by designers and collectors working in Santa Fe, hacienda, or Spanish Colonial interiors — equally compelling mounted as a functional shutter or displayed flat as an architectural wall feature.
CONDITION
Good and structurally sound, with age-appropriate wear throughout.
DIMENSIONS
Overall: 62½" H × 17" W × 2¼" D
Bob Ross (6'2") Figure Shown in Photo for Scale
