two matching highly ornate original and intact early 1920's american antique cast iron interior wall-mount brackets or corbels attributed to the winslow brothers of chicago, il. the matching brackets were salvaged from a chicago bank building demolished in the early 1970's. each neoclassical style bracket contains intricate acanthus leaves, along with volutes and floral rosettes. each corbel contains a uniform metallic gold enameled finish. the manageable size brackets contain a multitude of holes for mounting flush against the wall. great overall condition, with surface wear evident. priced for the pair. four matching pairs available. measures approximately 5 x 18 1/2 x 10 1/2 inches.