Antique Slate Window Sill or Shelf Fragment with Iron Mount – 10" x 4½" x 1"

Description :
This reclaimed architectural fragment features a solid piece of dark green slate with a weathered patina and an original rusted iron mounting bracket still attached. The smooth, hand-cut stone shows natural veining and layered chisel marks, suggesting it once served as part of a window sill, ledge, or architectural trim element. Its compact size makes it suitable for reuse in small restoration projects, as a rustic display base, or as an accent shelf.

Era:
Late 19th to early 20th century.

Style:
Industrial / Architectural Salvage.

Technique:
Hand-cut and finished slate with forged iron mounting hardware.

Tools Used:
Stone chisel, hand plane, grinding wheel, and forge tools for bracket shaping.

History:
Slate architectural elements like this were common in early urban and institutional buildings, valued for their durability and resistance to weathering.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown; likely regional stoneworks or mill shop based on material and form.

Measurements:
10" L x 4½" W x 1" T

Suggested Weight:
Approximately 5–6 lbs.

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension:
14" L x 8" W x 6" H – small box or padded parcel recommended.

Item Number : P14945

Category : Stone

Brand : UK