Anchor hook made of nickel-plated iron in a whimsical design for hat racks and more. Model from the turn of the century 1900.

Nickel-plated iron wire. Height 61mm, width 90mm

TIP for installation: pre-drill with a suitable (slightly smaller) drill bit. Do not screw the hook in further than it stops, otherwise you risk breaking the hook.

Model: Eskilstuna Jernmanufaktur No. 1041

Period: 1895-1960

Screw not included.

Matching screw number 8

Contemporary clothes hook in anchor form from around 1900. Sturdy, solid hook in nickel-plated brass with two screw holes.

Usually used as a hat rack hook, but also practical as a towel rack in a bathroom with sturdy shelves. The towels air and dry better if they are not hung directly against the wall.

Breadstick hooks based on a common model from the 18th and 19th centuries. Used for hanging bars when storing bread, clothes and textiles etc. in the ceiling of kitchens and living rooms.