A vintage bronze lock in the shape of a deer with a key. The lock is stable in a vertical position. The lock shackle is located on the deers back, and the keyhole is on the side. Has a simple locking mechanism. The deer stands on its hind legs, has wide antlers, a slit where the mouth should be, and eyes painted blue. Crafted from bronze, it reflects the meticulous skill that went into its creation, showcasing the fusion of creativity and functionality. This lock is presumably made in Iran and is a classic example of Ghoflsazi, a traditional locksmith craft. Collectible Locking Devices.