Antique Copper Rectory Dwelling Name Plate Sign – J. Niehuus & Co, c.1900s

Why we chose it: A beautiful piece of architectural history, this copper name plate carries the warmth and character of an early 1900s home. Inscribed “The Rectory,” it most likely once hung at a rectory dwelling, evoking the charm and presence of an important residence tied to the church community.

Maker: J. Niehuus & Co.

Product: House/Building Name Plate Sign – “The Rectory”

Metal: Copper

Era: Circa 1900s

Size: 46.5cm x 11cm

Condition: Lovely antique patina consistent with age. Some surface wear and marks from use, which only enhance its character and authenticity.

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