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| DSP1032 |
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This strike plate is made of steel (no rust) with brass plating and has a mottled aged patina. As noted in the photos, one side has more wear to the... |
| DSP1031 |
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This is a stunning cast bronze strike plate from the late 1800’s. Strong geometrics and the original dark background remains intact. There is a bit... |
| DSP1030 |
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If you’re looking for the unusual in even the smallest details, this strike plate is just the ticket! The top and bottom are rounded rather than... |
| DSP1029 |
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Used to throw a deadbolt on mortise locks, these thumb turns were typically used on the inside of doors to bathrooms for privacy. These originally... |
| DSP1028 |
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In days long ago the knob inside a closet was a simple shaped grip rather than a full size doorknob. The small grip allows the door to open from the... |
| DSP1027 |
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This is an iron split spindle that allows the doorknobs on either side of a door to turn independently. It is used for mortise locks that have push... |
| DSP1026 |
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In days long ago the knob inside a closet was a simple shaped grip rather than a full size doorknob but there is nothing simple about this one! ... |
| DSP1025 |
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This heavy cast bronze strike plate has a beautiful Art Nouveau motif and an original patina. Manufactured around the turn of the century it would... |
| DSP1023 |
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This is a massive rose bronze strike plate that used to adorn the front door of a large Victorian home. It bears a patent date of December 26, 1896... |
| DSP1022 |
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This late 1800’s strike plate has just enough Eastlake style detail to make it interesting. Made of strong cast iron it retains a worn brass colored... |
| DSP1021 |
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This strike plate is quite elegant with its refined ornamentation over a detailed field pattern. Although it would have been manufactured in the... |
| DSP1020 |
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This ornate strike plate has extraordinary Eastlake style detailing! Made by Mallory, Wheeler, it is shown in their 1884 hardware catalog. During... |
| DSP1019 |
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During the Victorian era homeowners were enthralled by all things with an Egyptian, Persian or Chinese motif. Made by Nashua around 1885, the... |
| DSP1018 |
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You won’t settle for anything less when it comes to your front door, right? This large strike plate was made for an entry sized lock around the turn... |
| DSP1016 |
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This strike plate is made of steel with black and copper plating for a tiger stripe effect. This finish was also used for Victorian style door... |
| DSP1015 |
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This is a lovely brass or bronze thumb turn that could have been manufactured anywhere from 1910 – 1940. It has a simple shapely backplate and a... |
| DSP1014 |
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This heavy brass or bronze strike plate appears hand wrought. It is larger than standard antique strike plates and could be used on entry as well as... |
| DSP1013 |
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This strike plate is made of steel with black and copper plating for a tiger stripe effect. This finish was also used for Victorian style door... |
| DSP1012 |
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Used to throw a deadbolt on mortise locks, these thumb turns were typically used on the inside of doors to bathrooms for privacy. Constructed of... |
| DSP1010 |
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These spindles have been cleaned and all the screw holes have been tapped so that set screws insert easily. The spindles come in various lengths but... |