Art Nouveau Gaudí handle, Barcelona, ​​1910-1920 — used

Gaudí signed ironwork — original hand-casting, reissued

Antoni Gaudí's Art Nouveau door handles embody the essence of early 20th-century Catalan organic design. Molded directly from the brilliant architect's fingerprint, these massive, polished brass handles are major collector's items for lovers of historical design. Reproduced by bd Barcelona in collaboration with architect David Ferrer, they faithfully preserve the original creative intent behind the architectural icons Casa Milà, Calvet, and Batlló.

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The Gaudí hand is the mold for a collection of early 20th-century metalwork. Antoni Gaudí designed metalwork for several of his architectural works. Gaudí pressed or pierced clay with his hands and fingers to create the imprint of his hand, which was then cast in brass with a polished finish.

The collection of eight pieces, produced by bd Barcelona, ​​consists of exact replicas of pieces originally made for Casa Milà, Calvet and Batlló. Among them, the pump buttons in the collection include the Milà button no. 3.

The massive brass pieces are engraved with Gaudí's signature and were reproduced by bd Barcelona, ​​in collaboration with the architect David Ferrer.

bd Barcelona sells these pomos on order, at a price of €304 each, plus shipping costs.

Dimensions 4,9 x 5,1 x 4,7 cm
In perfect condition. The buttons become more beautiful with age.