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    Cat Gargoyle Door Knocker - JPs Horror Collection
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    Cat Gargoyle Door Knocker

    $30.00
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    This Cat Gargoyle Door Knocker is the perfect touch to add to your gothic style home. The gargoyle is usually a grotesque human or animal face or figure that projects from the gutter of a building, typically acting as a water spout to carry away the rain from the wall or roof. used as a water spout in architecture. A trough is cut in the back of the gargoyle and rainwater would typically exit through its mouth. The Cat Gargoyle Door Knocker is made of cast resin and is hand painted. The knocker is metal painted black. Comes with three screws and anchors.

    Approx. Size: 7 ½” x 4 ¼” x 2”

    Collections: All, Door Knockers, Gargoyle, Home Decor

    Type: Home Decor

    Category: autopostr_pinterest_52943, Cat Gargoyle Door Knocker, Door Knocker

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    Patrick J.
    Cat Gargoyle Door Knocker -very nice!

    I'm very happy with this item. It's exactly as described. It's a proper old-styled, large and dignified cat. It provides a subtle sense of horror without the much-overused horns or devlish features that would only mar a cat's looks. This big tomcat looks feral & serious about his territory. He won't welcome those unwanted door-to-door pests, but will be OK with your invited guests or official callers. This knocker will fit both traditional and special decor such as Gothic. It came with screws that would work on a solid wood door, but for a foam filled steel door which has quite thin surfaces, one may wish to use other fasteners. I will buy another soon as a gift. I suggest, on some doors, that one obtain a protective metal plate for the metal knocker to strike upon.

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