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Antique Cast Iron Lady of Fatima Door Knocker

France, late 19th century
6 in. high

A Door Knocker with Presence

This cast iron door knocker in the shape of the Lady of Fatima hand is a striking symbol of both craftsmanship and quiet strength. Cast in solid iron with a timeworn patina, the sculpted hand holds a small sphere and wears a delicate ring, a detail often believed to symbolize protection and welcome.

History & Craftsmanship

Hand-shaped door knockers like this one became popular throughout France and Spain in the 18th and 19th centuries. Often representing the Hand of Fatima (or “Hamsa”), they were thought to ward off misfortune and bless a home with prosperity. This example retains its original bolt and mounting plate, along with a beautiful aged surface that speaks to a century of use.

Details & Condition

Cast iron with a rich patina and traces of its original finish. Light surface wear consistent with age. Mounting hardware intact and functional.

  • Height: 6 in.

  • Material: Cast iron

  • Origin: France, c.1880–1900

A Collector’s Accent

Whether displayed on a door, mounted as wall art, or placed on a desk as a sculptural object, this antique knocker brings a sense of story and timeless charm to any collection. A true heirloom piece with character and history in every curve.

Antique Cast Iron Lady of Fatima Door Knocker

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Antique Cast Iron Lady of Fatima Door Knocker

France, late 19th century
6 in. high

A Door Knocker with Presence

This cast iron door knocker in the shape of the Lady of Fatima hand is a striking symbol of both craftsmanship and quiet strength. Cast in solid iron with a timeworn patina, the sculpted hand holds a small sphere and wears a delicate ring, a detail often believed to symbolize protection and welcome.

History & Craftsmanship

Hand-shaped door knockers like this one became popular throughout France and Spain in the 18th and 19th centuries. Often representing the Hand of Fatima (or “Hamsa”), they were thought to ward off misfortune and bless a home with prosperity. This example retains its original bolt and mounting plate, along with a beautiful aged surface that speaks to a century of use.

Details & Condition

Cast iron with a rich patina and traces of its original finish. Light surface wear consistent with age. Mounting hardware intact and functional.

  • Height: 6 in.

  • Material: Cast iron

  • Origin: France, c.1880–1900

A Collector’s Accent

Whether displayed on a door, mounted as wall art, or placed on a desk as a sculptural object, this antique knocker brings a sense of story and timeless charm to any collection. A true heirloom piece with character and history in every curve.