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Screw hook nickel-plated, medium

165 SEK

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Andreas Skatter

Weight 0,025 kg
Längd

43 mm excl. screws

Material

Nickel-plated brass

Turn-of-the-century screw hook made of solid nickel-plated brass with iron screw part. Common in the past as a clothes hook in rooms and hallways, as a towel rack in kitchens, etc.

Also available in brass. See related products.

Total length approx. 60 mm, of which the hook approx. 43 mm.

Description

Turn-of-the-century screw hook made of solid nickel-plated brass with iron screw part. Common in the past as a clothes hook in rooms and hallways, as a towel rack in kitchens, etc.

Also available in brass. See related products.

Total length approx. 60 mm, of which the hook approx. 43 mm.

Andreas Skatter

Weight 0,025 kg
Längd

43 mm excl. screws

Material

Nickel-plated brass

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