Double-Headed Eagle Insignia Iron Hat Rack

Early 20th C.

The double-headed eagle motif was used as a symbol for the idea of a strong Empire. The two heads symbolize dominance over the East and the West. This motif was used as a coat of arms for aristocratic families from the 12th century until the early 20th century all over the world.

Length: 47inDepth: 5.5inHeight: 33in

$1,880

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Double-Headed Eagle Insignia Iron Hat Rack

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