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| H1105 |
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These black and copper japanned self-closing steel hinges were found in their original box and have never been used. Suitable for a small pantry or closet type door they are self closing and the tension can be adjusted as needed. Made by Bommer, the patent dates of 1895 - 1898 are embossed on the... |
| H1104 |
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These black japanned self-closing hinges were found in their original boxes and have never been used. Made by Champion, the patent dates of 1905 and 1907 are noted on the label attached to each box. They can be used for two small doors or one set of double doors. The tension can be adjusted for... |
| H1103 |
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These turn of the century 3” x 2-1/2” steeple tipped hinges are a great size for almost any size door and could also be used on a large cabinet. The Victorian detail includes swirling vines on a finely stippled background. The ornate barrels show when the door is closed. Made of strong cast iron... |
| H1102 |
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Not for a humble cottage these grand hinges would be more at home in a stately Victorian mansion! Although the hinges are large the ornamentation is more delicate with foliated swirls connected by triangles. A same pattern is on the back so that it can be seen when the door is closed. The design... |
| H1101 |
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These hinges were found in their original wrappers and are in great condition. Just what you need for that 1950’s kitchen! Look under Cabinet / Furniture – Latches and Furniture for matching pieces. Above price is for one pair of hinges and mounting screws. Dimensions can be seen on the package in... |
| H1100 |
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These hinges were found in their original wrappers but unfortunately moisture had gotten in and there is some rust from storage. About 4 have almost no rust at all but the others have various damage. Sand them down and repaint silver or just use the 4 and toss the rest. Includes all but 8... |
| H1099 |
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These hinges were patented by Samuel Selden in 1866 as a “Reversible Loose-Jointed Door Hinge”. As shown in the photo one pin still removes but the other does not. This set has been cleaned (including the original screws) and the hinges have been given a lacquer clear coat. They were originally... |
| H1098 |
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A stunning set of matching shutter hinges in solid bronze with ornate Victorian detail. Although intended for shutters these would also be lovely on a cabinet with folding doors. There are 11 flap hinges and 4 pocket or 3-fold hinges. There are a couple of slight bends on the flaps of the pocket... |
| H1097 |
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While these shutter or cabinet hinges are small, the eye-popping detail will draw the eye from all parts of a room - whether open or closed! They were made by Reading Hardware Company in the late 1800’s and are part of their “Columbian” design line. Finding small hinges such as these in that... |
| H1096 |
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These hinges are from the late 1800’s and feature swirling vines on a finely stippled background. The ornate hinge barrels show when the door is closed. They are in excellent condition with a dark iron patina and the pins remove easily. Above price is for one pair of hinges as shown in photo.... |
| H1095 |
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Definitely for the discerning homeowner who wants the very best! The design is an ornate foliate arrangement tied in the middle with a beaded band and the beading carries over to the very ornate finales. A coordinated pattern is on the back so that it can be seen when the door is closed. The... |
| H1094 |
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Abundant detail adorns these heavy cast bronze hinges made in the late 1800s during the Victorian era. Note the plant that seems to be in front of a shingled wall or perhaps climbing on a shake roof! There is even ornate detailing that shows when the door is closed! The bronze balls have been cut... |
| H1093 |
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Abundant detail adorns these heavy cast bronze hinges made in the late 1800s during the Victorian era. Note the plant that seems to be in front of a shingled wall or perhaps climbing on a shake roof! Note that the ornate design on the back can be seen even with the door closed! Some parts have... |
| H1092 |
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These sweet little hinges were made by Reading Hardware Company in the late 1800’s in their “Windsor” pattern. Happily most of the bronze plating remains. The perfect period touch for that special cabinet or shuttered window! These hinges can be either surface mounted or mortised. Two are a bit... |
| H1091 |
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These hinges are from the late 1800’s and feature swirling vines on a finely stippled background. The ornate hinge barrels show when the door is closed. They are in excellent condition and the pins remove easily. Price above is for each hinge and the broken hinge shown in the lower photo is not... |
| H1090 |
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It’s hard to find multiples of these small hinges and to find 15 in such great condition is very rare. These were made by Reading Hardware Company in the late 1800’s in their “Windsor” pattern. The details are crisp and clear and the bronze is worn in various degrees going from all to none... |
| H1089 |
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This is a small hinge suitable for use on a cabinet or pantry door. Perhaps you have its mate? The design on the hinge barrel shows when the door is closed. The pin removes easily and the finale is a bit smaller than the lower one. As you can see in the photo, it is barely noticeable. Hinge size... |
| H1088 |
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These smaller hinges are much heavier steel than modern ones. With a worn dull brass finish they are in very good used condition and the pins remove easily. Price is for one set of 3 hinges. 3” wide x 3” high excluding balls |
| H1087 |
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This is more of a public service than anything else. Disregard the SOLD – you will have to contact me to purchase a part. With taking off paint so you can see the designs, taking photos, listing them, etc. there certainly isn’t much of a profit – if any. I just hate to think of people out there... |
| H1086 |
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These little hinges are much heavier steel than the usual ones. They are signed Stanley Made in USA on the backs. With a dull brass finish they are in very good used condition. Price is for one pair of hinges. 2-1/2” wide x 1-7/8” high |
