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I have never heard of these things before...
Also used on the staircases of luxury hotels and ocean liners of the past.
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As those places were considered "high luxury" at the time, no wonder they migrated into normal, upscale homes! Whom else had the disposable income to afford a craftsman to make and install such in a normal home, back then.
DeleteI can understand the "hand-fitted" orientation, but if the stair carpentry work was done correctly, they should fit right into the corners. If not, maybe a little "select fit" coaxing made them fit well. I suspect the metal was a bit soft to help such selectg-fit orientations.
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