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1891) was an American locksmith
which suggests that it was commissioned for a country house or chateau
We can therefore assume this was purchased in 1903 with the provenance handed down at this point
and there are no flaws to report
A Well Cast 19thC Architectural Cast-Iron Memorial; ‘Beata Est Anima Eius’ sub-Decorative Objects 1891) was an American locksmithOrigin: French Period: 2nd Empire Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 90 Height: 22. 5 inches Width: 25 inches Depth: 4 inches The well cast iron architectural memorial element, probably an overdoor, having two maidens in hooded gowns with their eyes shut in respect and mourning each holding a funerary wreath and flanking a central cartouche with the Latin text, just decipherable; Beata est anima eius' (Blessed is his her soul'), from Ecclesiasticus 34: