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| DS1123 |
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This handsome cast iron set was made by Sargent & Co. around the turn of the century and features loads of geometrics paired with Ebony (black glazed clay) doorknobs. Much of the original bronze wash is still intact on the lock face but there are only traces here and there on the door plates. ... |
| DS1121 |
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This is one of the most frequently seen patterns in turn of the century homes. Simple, yet elegant, the Egg & Dart pattern is appropriate for most styles of architecture. Great to retrofit modern doors that have had the large hole cut in them. These door plates are wide enough to cover any... |
| DS1116 |
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This set has a patina to die for! It’s hard to tell if the pieces are brass, bronze or copper since the door plates have so many shades of color. Absolutely stunning! The photos do not do it justice. This is one of the most frequently seen patterns in turn of the century homes. Simple, yet... |
| DS1115 |
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Clean elegant lines define this lovely solid nickel set made by Sargent & Co. They have been left with a warm silver color but could be polished to a high sheen if desired. If you need matching keyhole covers, go to DE1045 You can purchase a lock or latch by looking in Vintage-Antique Door... |
| DS1113 |
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What an incredible first impression this set would make for your lovely home! The over sized exterior doorknob makes a particularly opulent statement. This set was made by P & F Corbin in 1905 for their Finnish School of Design and the pattern is called Holland. This set is made of wrought... |
| DS1111 |
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For the do-it-yourself enthusiast or those looking for a primitive look, this antique set was made by Sargent & Co. around 1910 in their Alby pattern. Lots of undulating detail in the Art Nouveau style. Either restore to your liking or leave “as is” for rustic appeal. I have another set of... |
| DS1109 |
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A simple elegant design from an earlier time, the only ornamentation is a cross design that can be seen through the glass. These sets were carefully salvaged from a 1860’s Greek Revival home in southern Missouri scheduled for demolition. It is rare to find these knobs with their original rosettes... |
| DS1108 |
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At the point of salvage from a 1970’s farm house in Pennsylvania all this door hardware was covered with paint and rust. Everything (even the screws) was cleaned and the cast iron parts were given a light coat of lacquer to preserve them. Everything is included – even the original iron screws. ... |
| DS1107 |
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These high quality doorknobs once graced an upscale home or business (perhaps a hotel?) in the early 1900’s. They are made by Yale and one side has the letters L B in raised script while the other has a plain face. All in heavy cast bronze they have a lovely old patina. Pardon the camera flash... |
| DS1106 |
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These sets, made by Yale in the early 1900’s, are simple and elegant with their lovely concentric lines. All in heavy cast bronze they have a lovely old patina. Pardon the camera flash in the photo – the rosette appears lighter than it is. These doorknob sets match the LB sets I have for sale... |
| DS1104 |
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This set was made by Lockwood in 1914 and the pattern is called “Nantes” from their Renaissance School. The pretty foliate design is enhanced by the use of their Antique Copper plating with the popular look of tiger striping. Knobs, plates and lock face are wrought bronze with copper plating. ... |
| DS1103 |
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This set was made by Penn Hardware around 1890 and the pattern is one of many in their Magnolia series. The ornate steel pieces retain the majority of the coppery bronze plating with the exception of one knob that has only a blush left. The ornate lock with heavy cast iron casing has been... |
| DS1102 |
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The quality, patina and design of this antique doorknob set will absolutely take your breath away! The sensuous foliate design is further enhanced by a light dusting of verdigris in the crevices. It could be brushed off but I thought it was too beautiful to remove. Made by Reading Hardware... |
| DS1100 |
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This is a beautiful set made by Russell & Erwin around 1905 with the named pattern “Racine”. This is a very elegant set that would compliment any architectural style. The door plates are heavy cast (not pressed) brass with copper plating that remains completely intact. One of the knobs has... |
| DS1099 |
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This beautiful wrought steel set was made by Lockwood around 1890 and the pattern is called “Halfa”. Looking at these is like taking a visit to a Victorian garden with all the posies, vines and daisies! Any bronze plating has long ago worn off but the details remain crisp and clear. I’ve... |
| DS1098 |
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Since some folks like to do the cleaning (or not) themselves I sometimes list an antique set where I have done minimal restoration work. There are a couple of issues that you may, or may not, want to fix. I’ve shown the bronze knob on the exterior in the photo but the glass knob could be used... |
| DS1096 |
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This set is so charming with its fleur de lis detail on the doorknobs and matching escutcheon door plates. The plates still have the original copper toned wash that was applied at the top, bottom and middle when manufactured. As expected they do show wear and the knobs have lost all the copper... |
| DS1093 |
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At the point of salvage from a 1970’s farm house in Pennsylvania all this door hardware was covered with paint and rust. Everything (even the screws) was cleaned and the cast iron parts were given a light coat of lacquer to preserve them. Everything is included – even the original iron screws. You... |
| DS1092 |
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This is an absolutely gorgeous set in Barrows’ Geneva pattern that includes a keyed lock with strike plate. The heavy cast iron knobs and escutcheons were originally copper plated and have worn to a new kind of beautiful. The knobs have only a faint glow left while the door plates have much of... |
| DS1091 |
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This set is what is called “new old stock”. It is “new” because it was never used and “old” because it was manufactured long ago. Made by Sargent and Co. around 1930 – 1940 this set is very high quality and in almost mint condition. The lock is made of cast iron with a heavy brass face plate and... |