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| CL1051 |
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I usually remove any paint from my hardware but the old worn turquoise paint was so appealing I left these “as found”. Made of heavy cast brass they are in excellent working condition. What a charming addition these would be to your old cabinet or cupboard! Hint: These also make neat little door... |
| CL1050 |
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Found in their original National Lock packages these push button latch handles will give your 1940 to 1950 kitchen such authentic charm. The three red painted inset lines are so cool with the shiny silver chrome! All are in new condition with no flaws. Original hardware, instructions and template... |
| CL1049 |
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Found in their original Amerock packages these push button latch handles will give your 1940 to 1950 kitchen such authentic charm. The red paint and catalin trim goes so well with the shiny silver chrome! In new condition with no flaws. Original hardware, instructions and template are included. A... |
| CL1048 |
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Found in their original Amerock packages these push button latch handles will give your 1940 to 1950 kitchen such authentic charm. The black paint and catalin trim goes so well with the shiny silver chrome! I have an extra handle only (no button or other hardware) that I’ll include as a bonus with... |
| CL1047 |
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These bright and shiny chrome plated latches add a nostalgic touch to your cabinet doors. Lift the lever to release from the catch and the lever springs back down when you release it. Push the door shut to engage to catch. All of the latches are in very good condition with strong springs. A... |
| CL1046 |
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I normally remove any paint that I find on antique hardware but this set was so cottage charming I opted to leave it alone! The parts are made of steel and appear to have a hammered finish under the paint. It looks like they were originally japanned black. Latch as shown in the photo is 2-1/2” high... |
| CL1045 |
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These sleek sparkling cupboard latches are what is called New/Old Stock. “New” because they have never been used and “old” because they were manufactured long ago. They are made of steel with a shiny nickel plating and come in their original brown paper wrapping with all mounting screws. ... |
| CL1044 |
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These darling little cupboard latches feature the copper and black “tiger stripe” finish used on much of the Craftsman hardware. Made of pressed and wrought steel in the early 1900’s they are in fantastic condition and have never been installed. Note: One of the catches has a small manufacturers... |
| CL1043 |
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What a prize this set is! This cupboard latch and butterfly hinges are from the early 1900’s and feature the copper and black “tiger stripe” finish used on much of the Craftsman hardware. Made of pressed and wrought steel they are in fantastic original condition on original cardboard with all... |
| CL1042 |
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These cupboard latches are from the early 1900’s and remain in excellent condition with a bit of surface rust here and there on the tops. They are made of wrought steel with a worn brass finish. The price shown is for a single latch. Latch: 1-3/8” x 1” Catch: 1-3/8” x 1/2” |
| CL1035 |
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Sleek and simple lines allows these cast brass (or bronze?) latches to be used in any architectural period. They have not been polished and retain a warm medium patina. As you can see from the photos, the catch is mounted in an offset (3/8” lower) position from the latch. Pulling up on the... |
| CL1034 |
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I’m not sure what these started life as but think they would make fantastic cabinet or cupboard handles! They would require some work but the results would be worth it! The ornate base is made of cast brass with steel back plates. The handles are cast brass with an iron spindle. All the brass... |
| CL1032 |
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The cupboard latches offered here are the same as CL1031 except for the coloring and condition. These have no surface rust on the tops and only a small amount on the bottoms. One latch has a warm brass color and the other is more of a bronze hue. Please specify which you want in the Comments... |
| CL1026 |
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These sweet old Craftsman style latches have never been used and come in their original brown paper with screws! Found in the original box of 24 latches that has probably been stored for over 80 years. I’m sure glad there are pack rats in the world! As noted on the photo of the box, these latches... |
| CL1014 |
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A simple latch that fits in with almost any architectural style. Made of pressed steel with brass plating it has aged to a warm mottled patina. 2-1/8” x 2” including catch/receiver |
| CL1013 |
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A combination of triangles and flourishes, with picketing along the edges, defines this lovely latch made by Sargent! It bears their patent date of Feb. 7, 1871 inscribed on the back and is also shown in their 1880 catalog. The exterior of the cast iron body and catch have had the background... |
| CL1011 |
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This latch is the perfect compliment to the shiny chrome Art Deco style. Made of heavy chrome it could stand additional polishing to really make it gleam! There is no keeper with this latch. 2-1/8” x 1-9/16” |
| CL1009 |
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This ornate Victorian cabinet latch was made by Reading Hardware in the mid to late 1800s in their “Windsor” pattern. Note the bulls eyes, flowers and picketing over a finely textured background on the cast iron that typify this pattern. And the fancy cast bronze handle sets it all off to…..well,... |
| CL1008 |
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Here are a cute pair of latches with all the wear and character showing. Made of pressed steel, some of the brass coating is still showing along bits of rusty areas. Some little dents (or dimples – as I call them) on the turn knobs. So cute! 1-3/4” x 1-3/4” including catch/receiver Sold as: Pair |
| CL1007 |
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A simple sleek latch which lends itself well to a Craftsman, Mission or Arts & Crafts décor. Made of heavy cast (not pressed or plated) bronze the original dark caramel patina remains. 1-7/8” x 1-3/4” including catch/receiver |
