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| H1155 |
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These 3-1/2” x 3-1/2” hinges are from around 1950 and are just what you need for a period mid-century restoration. They are made of heavy steel with some wear to the brass plating on the barrels. When I received them they were covered with many layers of thick paint. Now they are cleaned, polished... click picture for more info |
| H1154 |
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These 3-1/2” x 4” hinges are from the late 1800’s and feature swirling vines on a finely stippled background. The detail is very deeply incised and the ornate hinge barrels show when the door is closed. They are in excellent condition with a dark iron patina. There are a few minor casting flaws... click picture for more info |
| H1153 |
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These heavy cast bronze 4” x 4” hinges are of the highest quality and are sure to gain attention at your entry or even on a special interior door. The finials are cast with a ball & claw so popular in the Victorian era. The field pattern consists of tiny ivy leaves and the band accents retain... click picture for more info |
| H1152 |
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These fabulous 3-1/2” x 3-1/2” hinges are what is known as New/Old Stock. New because they have never been used and Old because they were made a long time ago. Made by Hager they come in their original boxes with screws – no charge for the thin torn paper inside :o) The hinges are heavy steel with... click picture for more info |
| H1151 |
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Just what you need for that majestic front door! Lots of Victorian scrolls with sharp deep incising that will draw admiring looks at your front entry. The design carries over onto the backs so it can be seen even with your door shut. These hinges are made of cast iron and will never bend or twist.... click picture for more info |
| H1150 |
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These 3” x 3” hinges were made by McKinney probably in the 1950’s. Later hinges had rounded corners so these are just what you need for that vintage restoration project. They are made of heavy steel with worn brass plating. They all have surface rust but nothing substantial. I pulled the pins out... click picture for more info |
| H1146 |
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Made by Russell & Erwin around 1887 these 4” x 4” antique hinges have a splendid mix of geometric and foliate designs! Look closely to see the bowl of flowers towards the top and along the bottom a row of urns. As wonderful as the designs are the condition is just as fabulous. They look almost... click picture for more info |
| H1145 |
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These 4” x 4” antique hinges have a splendid mix of geometric and foliate designs! Look closely to see the bowl of flowers towards the top and along the bottom a row of urns. As wonderful as the designs are the condition is just as fabulous. They look almost brand new with their bright bronze... click picture for more info |
| H1144 |
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These 4” x 4” cannon ball tipped hinges were made by P & F Corbin around 1905 and feature fantastic deep incised detail. The hinges were designed to protrude and the design carries over to the hinge backs for beauty at every angle. Almost none of the original bronze plating remains and there is... click picture for more info |
| H1143 |
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Absolutely stunning 4-1/2” x 4-1/2” hinges just loaded with Victorian vines and daisies where the screw head forms the flower center when installed. Note the design on the backs that shows even with your door closed and the extra fancy steeple tips. Although I typically like patina these would be... click picture for more info |
| H1142 |
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These 3” x 3” hinges are perfect for that special cupboard or small door! Made of wrought steel they feature the copper and black flashing that has come to be called “tiger striping”. I love them in a Craftsman style home but they go with many other architectural styles as well. The hinges rotate... click picture for more info |
| H1141 |
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These 3” x 3” hinges were used in the 1940’s and 1950’s for small doors or large cabinets. They are made of steel and with bright chrome plating. They’re a lot more shiny silver in person! The pins remove easily and there is absolutely no rust. The above price is for all 6 hinges. |
| H1140 |
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These 3” x 3” hinges were used in the 1940’s and 1950’s for small doors or large cabinets. They are made of steel and have brass plating with patina. The pins remove easily and there is absolutely no rust. Although there are 4 shown these hinges are sold by the pair. The above price is for one pair... click picture for more info |
| H1139 |
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This is a single 6” x 6” lift off hinge for a left hand door. Maybe you’re missing one or one of yours has been damaged. The design is an ornate foliate arrangement tied in the middle with a beaded band and the beading carries over to the very ornate finials. A coordinated pattern is on the back... click picture for more info |
| H1138 |
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This is a single 6” x 6” lift off hinge for a right hand door. Maybe you’re missing one or one of yours has been damaged. The design is an ornate foliate arrangement tied in the middle with a beaded band and the beading carries over to the very ornate finials. A coordinated pattern is on the back... click picture for more info |
| H1137 |
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These 4” x 4” hinges were made by Kean & Doty Mfg. Co. in the late 1800’s and their signature, K & D, is inscribed on the back. The incised design is very Victorian with lots of swirls and note that the screws would be daisy centers once installed! The designs on the back show when your... click picture for more info |
| H1136 |
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These hinges were made by Stanley in the 1930’s and bear their “Sweetheart” logo on the front. They are heavy steel with nickel plating that remains in excellent condition. These hinges were typically installed with two hinges per door. This set was found on a front door where the homeowner wanted... click picture for more info |
| H1135 |
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These hinges were made by Branford Lock Works in the late 1800’s and they named the pattern “Oriental”. The design features a shining sun, bamboo stalk, flowers and geometrics. Note that the ornate hinge barrels and design on the back show when your door is closed. These hinges are made of thick... click picture for more info |
| H1134 |
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These 3-1/2" X 3-1/2" hinges were made by McKinney in the first half of the 20th century. Made of wrought steel they feature the copper and black flashing that has come to be called “tiger striping”. I love them in a Craftsman style home but they go with many other architectural styles... click picture for more info |
| H1133 |
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These little cupboard hinges were made by Stanley (Made in USA) and are in excellent condition. Nice solid construction with bright chrome plating over steel. In excellent condition. Price is for one pair of hinges. 2-1/2” wide x 2” high |
