Rust? In western Oregon? Piece of cake.
The following photos are a study of the iron fireplace grate that made it as far as our front porch (it weighs a ton). It originally came from my grandfather's home (if I have that correct). Our house has a gas fireplace and therefore can't provide a home for the grate. But I think it's acquired an interesting patina during its sojourn on the porch.



To see more renditions of rust, visit Sunday Stills.
6 comments:
Love the design! Too bad you can't find a use for it.
Jen
That looks like a very cool piece! Great shots!
Very nice study of the fireplace grate rust. :)
I like the grate photos a lot! Especially the lion head - very cool!
I would definitely find a home for this piece, even if it is outside in the yard. It is a fun family piece.
Thaanks for a great read
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