3 Eastlake Doorknob Sets with Locks – Entry, Passage & Closet

A great opportunity to dress up three doors with coordinated antique hardware!  I visualize them as an entry, passage and closet but the choice is up to you.  You will receive 5 doorknobs with 4 matching rosettes that were made by Mallory, Wheeler in 1882; one rectangular door plate in a coordinating Eastlake pattern (all cast iron) and one plain pressed steel doorknob with a plain cast iron rosette.  Also included are three MW 1882 mortise locks with spindles and steel set screws.  I’ve grouped them per door in the photos.  

Keyhole covers may be purchased separately.  If one set is used for a closet the keyhole cover would not be installed on the inside of the door.  At the point of salvage the Mallory, Wheeler sets had simple keyhole escutcheons like DE1018 but I thought perhaps a buyer might want a fancier keyhole cover.  Item DE1010 is an excellent choice if that’s the case.

The locks have all been restored but leaving the heavy steel faceplates with a mottled dark iron patina.  Note that I do not have a key for these locks but they are all keyed alike.     

Lock:  Casing 2-7/8” wide x 3-5/8” high x 7/16” thick
Face plate 5-3/8” x 7/8” x 1/8”  
Backset: 2-3/8”
Doorplate:  1-7/16” x 5-1/8”
Rosettes:  Fancy 2” diameter  Plain  1-7/8” diameter
Doorknobs:  2-1/4” diameter