Pineapple Door Knocker meta-related-collection-flowers Named after the encoding machine

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Pineapple Door Knocker meta-related-collection-flowers Named after the encoding machineThis Pineapple Door Knocker is handcrafted by Colby Smith. As a marker of hospitality, the pineapple was often placed over the door in colonial times to invite friends to celebrate the safe return of a clipper ship. Materials This door knocker is sand cast in yellow or red brass, with a choice of nickel plate or oiled bronze finish options. It measures 8"x4. 5." Mounting hardware is included. About the Artist Colby Smith has been making door knockers