Iron Brackets

Brackets of the balcony of the Grand Ducal Palace, Piazza del Municipio.
Mensole del balcone di Palazzo Granducale, Piazza del Municipio.

Decorated Gate

Decorated gate, Via Gramsci.
Cancello decorato, via Gramsci

Old Iron Post

Probably an old lamp post, Via del Molo Mediceo.
Probabilmente un vecchio lampione, via del Molo Mediceo.

Iron Monogram

A monogram on an iron gate in Via Gramsci.
Un monogramma su un cancello di ferro in via Gramsci.

The Green Gate

A detail of the gate of the Parterre, Viale Carducci.
Un dettaglio del cancello del Parterre, viale Carducci.

Curved Railing

Railings in Viale degli Avvalorati.
Ringhiere in viale degli Avvalorati.

The Castle and the Bees

The coat of arms of the Province of Livorno, Palazzo Granducale (Grand Ducal Palace), Piazza del Municipio.
Lo stemma della Provincia di Livorno, Palazzo Granducale, Piazza del Municipio.

“EP”

“EP” above a gate, in Via del Fagiano.
“EP” sopra un cancello, in via del Fagiano.

Finocchietti

Monogram above a front door, Palazzo Finocchietti, Scali Finocchietti. (Already posted on Instagram)
Monogramma su un portone, Palazzo Finocchietti, scali Finocchietti. (Già pubblicato su Instagram)

Three Decorations

A detail of the Saint Mark's Gate, Piazzale Undici Maggio. (Already posted on Instagram)
Un dettaglio della Porta San Marco, piazzale Undici Maggio. (Già pubblicato su Instagram)

T or J?

A monogram on a gate in Via Borsi. What letters do you see? An A and a T? Or a J? (Already posted on Instagram)
Un monogramma su un cancello in via Borsi. Che lettere ci vedete? Una A ed una T? O una J? (Già pubblicato su Instagram)

Via del Platano

Fanlight window with lamps in Via del Platano.

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Piazza Colonnella

Quite elaborate ironwork on a fanlight window in Piazza Colonnella.

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Two Iron Flowers

Two iron flowers, from the railings around the former Grand Hotel Corallo, in Piazza Dante.

See also: Iron Flowers

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Flag Pole Holder

An old flag pole holder in Via Ernesto Rossi.

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Warriors

You can see this cast iron spearhead fence in Via Gramsci. A part of it is painted in (rusty) black,

another part in (dirty) white: they look like ancient soldiers facing each other.

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Star of Lakshmi

We have already seen this detail of the railing of the Fosso Reale as decoration, but in its simplest form it is called Star of Lakshmi and in Hinduism it represents the eight forms of the goddess Lakshmi.
Otherwise, it may just be a Rub el Hizb, a Muslim symbol represented as two overlapping squares, which is used as a marker for the end of a chapter in Arabic calligraphy. You can find it in Unicode as the glyph ۞.
The American band Faith No More used the eight-pointed star on the cover of their 1985 album We Care a Lot and this symbol is present on every page of their website.

External links: Star of Lakshmi - Lakshmi - Rub el Hizb - Faith No More - We Care a Lot (Wikipedia) - Faith No More (Official website)

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Corner Dragon

Wrought iron dragon on the corner of Piazza dei Mille with Via de Larderel, just above a Bowl of Hygieia.

See also: Bowl of Hygieia - Carved Dragon - A Lazy Dragon - Wooden Dragon

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Not Handles

It is not easy to call these things door handles because there is not a visible handle anymore.
They are on the front door of a building in “Via Indipendenza”, just opposite “Palazzo Uzielli”and its snakes.

See also: Handles - Three Handles - More Handles - Palazzo Uzielli - Snakes

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Iron and Rust

Detail of the fanlight window above a front door in “Piazza della Vittoria”.

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