Set of 4 Oversized Art Deco Bronze Grills Circa 1920s | Architectural Salvage

A striking set of four oversized bronze grills featuring the bold, scalloped motif that defined the Art Deco movement. Likely salvaged from a 1920s-era commercial or institutional building, these richly cast panels offer sculptural detail and historic charm.

Crafted in solid bronze with a naturally aged verdigris patina, the repeating arch design and stylized floral motifs speak to the era’s fascination with rhythm, geometry, and elegance. These versatile panels can be integrated into cabinetry, used as transoms, or displayed as decorative wall features.

Set Includes:

• 2 panels: 49.5" L x 7.5" H x 0.5" Thick

• 2 panels: 23.5" L x 7.5" H x 0.5" Thick

Condition:
No visible cracks or loss. Surfaces show wear and patina consistent with age and use, but overall condition is wonderful.

Highlights:

• Cast bronze with original verdigris finish

• Classic Art Deco scallop design

• Solid and structurally sound

• North American origin, circa 1920s

Suggested Uses:
Ideal for custom millwork, radiator covers, room dividers, transoms, or wall-mounted installations in residential or commercial interiors.