Wrought iron initials on a gate in “Via Borsi”. Maybe the monogram is not so mysterious, but what letters do you recognize?See also: Wrought Iron Initials
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16 comments:
I thought I saw an "A" at first, but now I am not so sure!
I see a mess!
Perhaps an "A" and a "T" or "J", the monogram is a mystery to me.
I like the neutral tones with rust in this shot...nice!
Cool photo! I love the crisp edges of the ornate gate against the jumble of branches. (And it's definitely "A" and "T".
I think I see an A and a T.
I would say an L and a C. Perfect find with the curls in the branches and the fonts.
My next visit at the ophthalmomologist is next month.
A and T, and so lovingly intertwined. Beautiful.
I also think it's A and T!
Great capture!
Léia
so you didn't get clear enough, you posted this pic on the blog to get all of answers from your followers...clever VP! ;)
What a great rusty old gate VP, I'm pretty sure it's a A and T, but I could be wrong haha! Great find.
Looks like it says AJ to me :D
TA... or AT! :-) Cool mess anyway.
I do not have a definitive answer, but I would also say AT...
A -T -C : Looks nearly royal:)
I hope they will re-paint it in the spring.
Una A e una T, giusto? Bello scatto di decadenza, ciao, Arianna!
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