Description
This c1890 Victorian/Aesthetic era ball and stick interior fretwork piece or spandrel, was salvaged from an 1890s farm house in Eau Claire, WI. It measures 65″w x 12″h x 1/2″thick, outside stringers are 14″h. It is constructed mainly of oak with the frame being quarter sawn. All of the balls also appear to be oak, but am thinking that the spindles/sticks are another species of wood. It is in mint condition which is rare for such a delicate piece. The simplicity of it is rare. It is, as far as I am concerned, a wonderful example of Victorian architecture and good to go for another 100 years or more!
Shipping to the lower 48 is $250 via white glove shipper so will be hand delivered to you. If there is a significant overage beyond shipping and handling, I will refund the difference. Winning buyer to assume all delivery, shipping and handling costs. Please contact us for a quote to locations outside the Continental US or international. Local pick up is free
