#IronworkThursday Door Knocker from a tearoom door at Berkswell, West Midlands.

#IronworkThursday Door Knocker from a tearoom door at Berkswell, West Midlands.
🚪 #AdoorableThursday at Cologne Cathedral: a monumental Gothic portal with its richly decorated metal door at the starting point of the Left Rhine Camino.
#IronworkThursday @SwanseaDocks
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Old Tractor seats!
Bellingham heritage centre
#IronworkThursday #StMary @Shrewsbury
Llandaff Cathedral, Cardiff, Wales
12th century external Norman south door.
According to the cathedral guidebook -“Bishop William Saltmarsh either extended or rebuilt the church, using masons from St Augustine’s Abbey, Bristol”
#Architecture #Romanesque
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Iron Age iron bars from Austria, likely lost in a shipwreck in the Danube #IronworkThursday
The complete assemblage weighs over a tonne, highlighting the large-scale inland shipping capabilities of later prehistoric Central European societies.
#IronworkThursday from the entrance of the King's Arms, near Knowle, West Midlands.
Tasselled curved hinges at King's College Chapel, Cambridge.
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#IronworkThursday #StMary @Shrewsbury
#IronworkThursday #StChad @Shrewsbury
La cathédrale de Liège, Belgium
Former rood screen door (la porte du jubé).
These brass Louis XIII style doors were donated in 1643 by Dean Paul Simonis.
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#IronworkThursday (actually brass 😉)
#IronworkThursday @Leigh
#IronworkThursday from the Norman South Door at St Andrew's, Leysters, Herefordshire.
#IronworkThursday @Swansea
Weapons from the Achaemenid cemetery of Mersin, Iran including iron blades and a bronze spearhead #IronworkThursday
The weapons may have been symbols of authority, showing the influence of imperial institutions far from the empire's heartland.