{HISTORY}

Composing a little choral symphony unto themselves, this collection of three antique brass bells each contain their own character and unique sound.

The smallest one is a mid-range sound like that of a bell placed on the door at the entrance of a store. The mid-size bell has the clearest ring of the three like that of a traditional church bell. The largest bell has the deepest sound - a slow and low meditative ring reminiscent of ambling cows grazing in far-off fields. 

Most likely, given their primitive nature and clunky clappers, these bells most likely hung from the necks of livestock or farm animals. Two feature braided wires for handles and all three contain an age-old patina. 

Lovely for display, these tactile heirlooms are an auditory delight and a gorgeous addition to holiday wreaths, mantel styling and rustic displays. Fashion a hanger for them, and easily they turn into a lovely wind chime or a bell system for your own front door or garden gate. 

{SPECIAL FEATURES}

• Set of three
• Brass
• Primitive aesthetic

{CONDITION}

In lovely, weathered, rustic, antique condition these bells are securely attached to their hangers. the clappers are securely attached inside each bell. The largest of the bells has a hairline crack that measures 1.25" inches on the exterior of the bell. Please see photos.

{SIZE}

The small bell measures 2.25" inches (diameter) x 2" inches (height) and weighs 4 oz. 

The medium bell measures 2.5" inches (diameter) x 2.5" inches (height) and weighs 5 oz. 

The large bell measures 2.75" inches (diameter) x 3.25" inches (height) and weighs 7 oz.