Features a matching set of four antique threaded-stem furniture casters, dating from the late 19th to early 20th century (circa 1880s–1910s). Popularized by prominent hardware manufacturers of the Victorian and Edwardian eras, such as the Faultless Caster Co. and M.B. Schenck, these heavy-duty swiveling casters feature durable, naturally aged brass-plated iron horns holding rich, dark brown porcelain (often referred to as "pottery" or "Bennington style") wheels. The set is in authentic vintage condition, showing a beautifully weathered patina with expected surface rust on the threaded wood screws and minor age-related wear to the metalwork, while the glossy porcelain wheels remain remarkably intact and functional. They are perfect for authentic furniture restoration projects or adding industrial character to custom builds.