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| CL1202 |
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This latch is mounted on a block of wood and, although new, was used for display. The block makes an excellent template for installation so I am including it. All parts for installation are included. The instructions are not included but you can save and print them from the photo I’ve provided.... click picture for more info |
| CL1201 |
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Found in their original National Manufacturing box these push button latch handles will give your 1950’s kitchen or bath such authentic charm! These latches can accommodate several different door thicknesses and construction. Enlarge the photo of the directions to see them all. Made of brass with... click picture for more info |
| CL1200 |
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These New/Old Stock cupboard latches were a mainstay in the early 20th century with their simple lines and finish. They are made of steel with what was called a “dull brass” plating. They have never been used but screws have been lost over the years. Some have blemishes from storage – the worst one... click picture for more info |
| CL1099 |
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These New/Old Stock cupboard latches feature the copper and black “tiger stripe” finish used on much of the Craftsman hardware. This finish is not reproduced today so grab up a bunch while they are available. Made of pressed steel in the early 1900’s they are in mint condition in their original... click picture for more info |
| CL1098 |
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These are pretty little latches made in the late 1800’s. They feature corner fan geometrics and flowers with picketing along the sides. The handles are bronze and have their own decorative incising. Much of the original bronze plating remains on one catch while the other cast iron is a dark iron... click picture for more info |
| CL1097 |
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Just a little touch of detail on the back plate for these little charmers! Made of cast iron they have aged to a dark iron patina. Pulling the little round handle lifts and releases the hook. I do not have the catches that went with these. The above price is for the pair (2) of latches. One is in... click picture for more info |
| CL1096 |
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This pretty cupboard lock was made by Sargent & Company around the turn of the century (1800-1900). The keyhole cover is also by Sargent from the same time period. Neither has ever been used and both have the original varnish type finish. The antique Corbin key causes the deadbolt to slide in... click picture for more info |
| CL1095 |
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This set is a mix of aged brass and copper. The latch is cast brass that has turned a copper hue with dark areas of patina and the catch is cast copper with dark flashing. The knob is a warm butterscotch patina from being turned by many hands over the years. This set is better not polished since... click picture for more info |
| CL1094 |
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These fancy little latches are just precious and have a special function to boot! Made of wrought iron they have never been used and still have the original varnish type finish. Be sure and enlarge the photo to see all the fine detail. The little latch goes on the inside of the cabinet door and the... click picture for more info |
| CL1093 |
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These little latches are hard to find with their original catch which is often left behind. This latch and catch are made of thick cast brass with nickel plating that remains in great condition. There is only a tiny bit of wear to the nickel on the edge of the catch and top of the knob. Latch:... click picture for more info |
| CL1092 |
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This little cupboard latch is just covered with Eastlake detail and note the swirling daisy on top of the knob! Made of solid cast iron the details are still crisp and sharp. The knob slides back to open the door. The little rod inside isn’t connected to the strike anymore but the latch still... click picture for more info |
| CL1091 |
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How pretty is this!?! This solid brass cupboard latch has aged with natural occurring verdigris on the latch base and the catch. The knob is a warm butterscotch patina from being turned by many hands over the years. I personally love the verdigris but you can darken it with some oil or even polish... click picture for more info |
| CL1090 |
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These old icebox latches are made of solid nickel and may be just what you need for that icebox restoration. They have both patina and old worn black paint. You will receive one right hand, one left hand and one extra. Above price is for all of them. For size reference the handle is 2-1/8” long. |
| CL1089 |
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These elbow catches are made of thick cast iron and were manufactured in the late 1800’s. They are used on the back side of cabinet or cupboard doors. Position the catch on the cupboard and place the hook portion on the back side of the door. Springs still work well and some old original black... click picture for more info |
| CL1088 |
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This handsome T-handle cabinet latch goes with virtually any architectural style. The latch is made of steel with brass plating that has charming uneven wear with just one little spot of rust. The catch is solid brass with patina that coordinates well. The little strike has some rust but still... click picture for more info |
| CL1087 |
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This T-handle cabinet latch was made by Sargent & Company in the late 1800’s. It features lots of Eastlake detail on the cast iron latch and catch while the ornate T-handle is bronze. Traces of the original bronze plating remain on the sides of the latch and it appears that the matching catch... click picture for more info |
| CL1086 |
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This is a very pretty and unusual cabinet latch by a lesser known manufacturer, The Peck, Stow and Wilcox Company. The dual basket weave design was patented by William Gorman on their behalf on Feb. 11, 1890 as noted on the bottom of the latch. Some of bronze plating can still be seen on the knob... click picture for more info |
| CL1085 |
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This petite little cabinet latch is from the early 1900’s and has the popular copper and black flashing that looks like a tiger stripe. The finish is still fully intact and there is virtually no rust. This latch doesn’t appear to have ever been installed since the slight wear to the finish seems to... click picture for more info |
| CL1084 |
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This is a cute little cabinet latch that remains in very good condition. Made of brass plated pressed steel. The brass plating is still fully intact and there is virtually no rust. There is a little dent on the top that gives it a bit of character. Operates perfectly and spring is still very... click picture for more info |
| CL1083 |
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Made in the late 1800’s this cupboard latch remains about as perfect as when it was new. Adorned with vines and leaves the detail is fantastic! Be sure to enlarge the small photo to see it clearly. The little finial on the porcelain knob is brass with patina. It was left dark but you could shine it... click picture for more info |
