Lot including: An 18th century openwork and chased... Lot 25

Lot including: An 18th century openwork and chased iron door latch. The rectangular lock is crowned with a cut-out and openworked crown of stylized foliage. The picolets are chiselled with twisted mouldings. France, 18th century. Width: 9 cm - Height: 31 cm Two 17th century engraved iron doorstops are attached. The plate shows a long leaf itself engraved with other foliage. It is topped by a simple L-shaped bent rod, which ensures the blocking of a mobile leaf. France, 17th century. Width: 8.5 cm - Height: 19.5 cm Three iron targettes pierced from the 17th and 18th centuries. One is a flail for window shutters, with a symmetrical lock, decorated with fleur-de-lis resting on a brace. Cut and perforated iron sheet. 17th century. Another one, also with symmetrical lock, is pierced with a heart topped by interlacing and foliated scrolls. It has a locking mechanism for the bolt. Openwork iron sheet. XVIIIth century. The last piece presents a slightly different decoration of a part of the plate on the other one representing a crescent surmounted by a rich decoration of a stylized fleur-de-lys surrounded by volutes and foliage. Iron sheet cut and pierced. The picolets are moulded, the knob flat. Early 18th century. All three are of French origin. Dimensions (largest): Width: 15 cm - Height: 33 cm