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Image 1 — A copy/interpretation of an ironwork wall sconce found in Bag-End of The Lord of the Rings
Image 2 — A copy/interpretation of an ironwork wall sconce found in Bag-End of The Lord of the Rings
Image 3 — A copy/interpretation of an ironwork wall sconce found in Bag-End of The Lord of the Rings
Image 4 — A copy/interpretation of an ironwork wall sconce found in Bag-End of The Lord of the Rings
Image 5 — A copy/interpretation of an ironwork wall sconce found in Bag-End of The Lord of the Rings
Image 6 — A copy/interpretation of an ironwork wall sconce found in Bag-End of The Lord of the Rings
Image 7 — A copy/interpretation of an ironwork wall sconce found in Bag-End of The Lord of the Rings
Image 8 — A copy/interpretation of an ironwork wall sconce found in Bag-End of The Lord of the Rings
Image 9 — A copy/interpretation of an ironwork wall sconce found in Bag-End of The Lord of the Rings
Image 10 — A copy/interpretation of an ironwork wall sconce found in Bag-End of The Lord of the Rings
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A copy/interpretation of an ironwork wall sconce found in Bag-End of The Lord of the Rings

It started out as a simple idea, copy a wall sconce found all over Bag-End as a gift for a friend. So simple.

This turned out to be one of my most challenging projects due to its small size and complexity. Mainly due to the several forge welds needed on those small parts and not burning them

u/Mr_Emperor — 1 day ago