Pair of Antique Cast Iron Street Light Bases with Heraldic Eagle & Mural Crown Motif, c.1890–1915

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Pair of Antique Cast Iron Street Light Bases with Heraldic Eagle & Mural Crown Motif, c.1890–1915A commanding pair of antique cast iron street light bases, likely originating from a municipal or institutional streetscape in Quebec, dating to the late 19th or early 20th century. Cast in heavy iron with an octagonal upper transition and deeply molded plinth base, each unit features an access panel adorned with a heraldic eagle beneath a mural crowna symbolic pairing historically associated with civic authority, vigilance, and the identity of the

Dutch provincial rent table

A rare example of Canadian institutional ironwork—substantial

retail displays

good condition and consistent with age and use

13" H at sides

SKU: SG-FC-BRKT-01

pierced detailing

last used in an antique shop that closed some 15 years ago

Due to weight and scale

Early industrial light c

and surface wear is minimal

Each frame is made from anodized aluminum