Looking for a unique way to add some gothic flair to your furniture? Look no further than our spine cabinet knob! These unique handles are perfect for those looking to add a touch of dark elegance to their furniture, designed to catch the eye, this knob is perfect for anyone who wants to make a statement with their furniture. Whether you're looking to spruce up an old cabinet or add some character to a new piece, this knob is sure to do the trick. With its striking gothic design and sturdy…

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Darkness Has Come to Call - As the Count says, nothing gives a more wicked welcome than a gothic vampire bat! Your friends will lift our classic bloodthirsty bat door knocker to summon a loud rap Count on Scaring Visitors - Our Transylvanian night dweller is cast to show off predator fang teeth. Make a goth entrance more gruesomely grand with a haunted hello from this nightmare High-Quality Home Decor - Hand crafted in solid foundry cast iron, our bat door knocker is topped with an antique…

For several years now birdcages have been used as accessories for interiors. It's really nothing new. History shows that birds were first caged for their beauty more than 4,000 years ago. Egyptian hieroglyphics depict what appear to be the first pet birds, including doves and parrots. When Western traders brought back spices and textiles from the Far East, they also brought the exotic birds as pets which were much beloved in the American Colonies. Bamboo and wooden cages were seen hung near…

entry door St. Francis Seraphicus Church, Prague . I made a too-short visit to Prague this month, getting only lightly reacquainted with one of my favorite cities. Since my last visit 10 years ago (wow, has it been that long!?), much has been restored or rehabilitated. I noticed in particular gleaming and intricate ornamental ironwork, particularly on the doors. I posted a larger collection of these door pictures at flickr. Here are some highlights: beautiful amber painted door of the…