A small vintage bell with big charm—warm brass-tone metal, classic stepped shape, and a satisfying ring when you give it a shake. Use it as a desk bell, entryway accent, holiday styling piece, or hang it by the loop for that old-world “shop counter” vibe.
The interior clapper is intact (photo-verified), and the finish shows natural age/patina that reads beautifully on shelves with wood, books, and brass accents.
Photo-verified condition, protective packaging standard, and ships in 1 business day.
Quick Specs
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Item Type: Vintage metal bell (hand bell / hanging bell)
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Size: 3" tall; 2.5" round at base; 1" at top
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Material: Metal (brass-tone finish)
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Color: Aged gold/brass tone with darkened patina
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Origin or Maker: unknown
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Year or Era: 1970s
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GENRE: Vintage Bells & Home Décor
Design & Features
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Sound: Nice clear ringing sound when rung (per your note)
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Hanging loop: Top loop/opening for hanging or display
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Interior: Metal clapper visible/attached (photo-verified)
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Style: Classic stepped bell silhouette—great for library shelves, entry tables, or seasonal vignettes
Condition Grade: Good
Notes: Noticeable vintage patina and surface wear/spotting consistent with age; darker areas inside the bell; no cracks or breaks visible; clapper present.
- See all photos for detail—sold as pictured.
Condition Grade Key
Near Fine: minimal wear; tight; clean.
Very Good: light wear; clean text; minor flaws.
Good: noticeable wear; sound reading copy; some marks.
Fair: heavy wear; complete but worn; priced accordingly.
Disclaimer
All items are vintage and may show minor signs of age, wear, or use consistent with their history. Photos show the exact piece you’ll receive — please review them carefully, as they are part of the description.
While I do my best to capture colors accurately, your monitor or device may display colors slightly differently from the actual item.
Please Note: These pieces come from estate collections and have been surface cleaned. You may wish to perform additional cleaning depending on your preference.
