Door hardware - 1950-1960 - Door viewer with grille

This object is a classic door spyhole with a grille, commonly known in everyday language as a Judas or door peephole.

Features
• Design: A rectangular lattice window with brass-colored or gilded bars and decorative corner pieces.
• Function: This type of hardware is traditionally mounted on front doors or monastery doors, so you can look outside or create extra ventilation.
• Style: The design has a historical or rustic appearance, inspired by medieval or antique architectural styles.