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This is a solid brass replica of an original 18th century imperial lion used for the British Prime Minister’s residence in London at no. 10 Downing Street. Give your guests a dignified British welcome, as Winston Churchill and Margaret Thatcher did when they answered the call of this door knocker.
What’s Included?
1 Handle(s)
Lock
Features
Material: Solid brass
Hand finished
Overall : 8.5” H X 5” W X 3” D
Overall Product Weight : 4 lb.
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Heber (verified owner) –
everything went perfect.
heber
Wilburn (verified owner) –
I love it
Inna (verified owner) –
It’s a very nice heavy knocker. I just thought it would be less shiny gold and rougher like the 2-3 pictures in the description. The 1st picture with a red door is more accurate.
Trey (verified owner) –
My only complaint is the cheap dingy zinc colored hardware (bolts and nuts) this comes with.
Maureen (verified owner) –
This is a lovely addition to our new red front door!Looks great!
Alan (verified owner) –
Absolutely beautiful… Ive had it up for over a year and its wreathed nicely
Thomas (verified owner) –
Heavy and very authentic looking.Much preferred to another model online that has two mounting screws from the front.
Some instructions would be nice.I will have to work out how to dress up the three threaded rods that will protrude through the back (inside of the door).Acorn nuts could be a possibility but I’m casting about for something better looking.Also, be prepared to cut those threaded rods to length, depending on the thickness of your front door.
Perhaps if Boris lets me in I’ll be able to confirm how the one at No. 10 is mounted.;-)
James (verified owner) –
The bolts are ugly on the inside of home.It would be great if it came with additional brass caps.
Heber (verified owner) –
everything went perfect.
heber
Wilburn (verified owner) –
I love it
Inna (verified owner) –
It’s a very nice heavy knocker. I just thought it would be less shiny gold and rougher like the 2-3 pictures in the description. The 1st picture with a red door is more accurate.
Trey (verified owner) –
My only complaint is the cheap dingy zinc colored hardware (bolts and nuts) this comes with.
Maureen (verified owner) –
This is a lovely addition to our new red front door!Looks great!
Alan (verified owner) –
Absolutely beautiful… Ive had it up for over a year and its wreathed nicely
Thomas (verified owner) –
Heavy and very authentic looking.Much preferred to another model online that has two mounting screws from the front.
Some instructions would be nice.I will have to work out how to dress up the three threaded rods that will protrude through the back (inside of the door).Acorn nuts could be a possibility but I’m casting about for something better looking.Also, be prepared to cut those threaded rods to length, depending on the thickness of your front door.
Perhaps if Boris lets me in I’ll be able to confirm how the one at No. 10 is mounted.;-)
James (verified owner) –
The bolts are ugly on the inside of home.It would be great if it came with additional brass caps.
Heber (verified owner) –
everything went perfect.
heber
Wilburn (verified owner) –
I love it
Inna (verified owner) –
It’s a very nice heavy knocker. I just thought it would be less shiny gold and rougher like the 2-3 pictures in the description. The 1st picture with a red door is more accurate.
Trey (verified owner) –
My only complaint is the cheap dingy zinc colored hardware (bolts and nuts) this comes with.
Maureen (verified owner) –
This is a lovely addition to our new red front door!Looks great!
Alan (verified owner) –
Absolutely beautiful… Ive had it up for over a year and its wreathed nicely
Thomas (verified owner) –
Heavy and very authentic looking.Much preferred to another model online that has two mounting screws from the front.
Some instructions would be nice.I will have to work out how to dress up the three threaded rods that will protrude through the back (inside of the door).Acorn nuts could be a possibility but I’m casting about for something better looking.Also, be prepared to cut those threaded rods to length, depending on the thickness of your front door.
Perhaps if Boris lets me in I’ll be able to confirm how the one at No. 10 is mounted.;-)
James (verified owner) –
The bolts are ugly on the inside of home.It would be great if it came with additional brass caps.
Heber (verified owner) –
everything went perfect.
heber
Wilburn (verified owner) –
I love it
Inna (verified owner) –
It’s a very nice heavy knocker. I just thought it would be less shiny gold and rougher like the 2-3 pictures in the description. The 1st picture with a red door is more accurate.
Trey (verified owner) –
My only complaint is the cheap dingy zinc colored hardware (bolts and nuts) this comes with.
Maureen (verified owner) –
This is a lovely addition to our new red front door!Looks great!
Alan (verified owner) –
Absolutely beautiful… Ive had it up for over a year and its wreathed nicely
Thomas (verified owner) –
Heavy and very authentic looking.Much preferred to another model online that has two mounting screws from the front.
Some instructions would be nice.I will have to work out how to dress up the three threaded rods that will protrude through the back (inside of the door).Acorn nuts could be a possibility but I’m casting about for something better looking.Also, be prepared to cut those threaded rods to length, depending on the thickness of your front door.
Perhaps if Boris lets me in I’ll be able to confirm how the one at No. 10 is mounted.;-)
James (verified owner) –
The bolts are ugly on the inside of home.It would be great if it came with additional brass caps.
Heber (verified owner) –
everything went perfect.
heber
Wilburn (verified owner) –
I love it
Inna (verified owner) –
It’s a very nice heavy knocker. I just thought it would be less shiny gold and rougher like the 2-3 pictures in the description. The 1st picture with a red door is more accurate.
Trey (verified owner) –
My only complaint is the cheap dingy zinc colored hardware (bolts and nuts) this comes with.
Maureen (verified owner) –
This is a lovely addition to our new red front door!Looks great!
Alan (verified owner) –
Absolutely beautiful… Ive had it up for over a year and its wreathed nicely
Thomas (verified owner) –
Heavy and very authentic looking.Much preferred to another model online that has two mounting screws from the front.
Some instructions would be nice.I will have to work out how to dress up the three threaded rods that will protrude through the back (inside of the door).Acorn nuts could be a possibility but I’m casting about for something better looking.Also, be prepared to cut those threaded rods to length, depending on the thickness of your front door.
Perhaps if Boris lets me in I’ll be able to confirm how the one at No. 10 is mounted.;-)
James (verified owner) –
The bolts are ugly on the inside of home.It would be great if it came with additional brass caps.
Heber (verified owner) –
everything went perfect.
heber
Wilburn (verified owner) –
I love it
Inna (verified owner) –
It’s a very nice heavy knocker. I just thought it would be less shiny gold and rougher like the 2-3 pictures in the description. The 1st picture with a red door is more accurate.
Trey (verified owner) –
My only complaint is the cheap dingy zinc colored hardware (bolts and nuts) this comes with.
Maureen (verified owner) –
This is a lovely addition to our new red front door!Looks great!
Alan (verified owner) –
Absolutely beautiful… Ive had it up for over a year and its wreathed nicely
Thomas (verified owner) –
Heavy and very authentic looking.Much preferred to another model online that has two mounting screws from the front.
Some instructions would be nice.I will have to work out how to dress up the three threaded rods that will protrude through the back (inside of the door).Acorn nuts could be a possibility but I’m casting about for something better looking.Also, be prepared to cut those threaded rods to length, depending on the thickness of your front door.
Perhaps if Boris lets me in I’ll be able to confirm how the one at No. 10 is mounted.;-)
James (verified owner) –
The bolts are ugly on the inside of home.It would be great if it came with additional brass caps.