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| 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 1900s they are in mint condition in their original... 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 |
| CL1087 |
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This T-handle cabinet latch was made by Sargent & Company in the late 1800s. 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 |
| 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 |
| CL1079 |
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Manufactured in the late 1800s these cabinet latches have lots of Eastlake detailing. The little knobs are plain but the ornamentation on the rest sure makes up for it! Made of strong cast iron the details remain crisp and clear. The cast iron has aged to a dark iron patina and has been oiled to... click picture for more info |
| CL1065 |
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This unusual cupboard latch was made by Russell & Erwin in 1887 and, although the latch is sold, I have some of the original catches available. These are almost impossible to find. If you have the latch but have lost or broken the catch this is a rare opportunity for a replacement. The cast... click picture for more info |
| CL1063 |
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These little Sargent cabinet latches have never been used and are still in their brown paper wrappers! There is no rust from being stored for so long but they could use a bit of polishing to spruce them up. Screws are included. One latch does not have its paper wrapping or screws. That one will be... click picture for more info |
| CL1062 |
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This cast iron cupboard latch has Victorian vines and side picketing with a Moorish looking little slide knob. Made in the late 1800s it remains in exceptional condition with not a single issue to report. The iron has aged to an almost black color and the little knob has been polished a bit for... click picture for more info |
| CL1060 |
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The simplest function ever, these latches are mounted on the cabinet frame and simply pivot to hold the cabinet door closed. The little raised wings fit your thumb and finger perfectly. Even the old steel screws are included! Some have tiny bits of worn black paint and there is a light dusting of... click picture for more info |
| CL1058 |
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These little latches were used on old pie safes, Hoosier cabinets or anywhere a cabinet or pantry door needed to be latched. The simplest function ever, they are mounted on the cabinet frame and simply pivot to hold the cabinet door closed. The little raised wings fit your thumb and finger... click picture for more info |
| 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... click picture for more info |
| 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 Ill include as a bonus with... click picture for more info |
| 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... click picture for more info |
| CL1034 |
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Im 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... click picture for more info |
| 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. Im sure glad there are pack rats in the world! As noted on the photo of the box, these latches... click picture for more info |
| 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 |
| CL1003 |
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An elegant latch that can be used for an old icebox or a cabinet door. The patent date of June 29, 1897 is marked on the back along with a large L (left hand lock). The patent (#585,260) was filed by Harry H. Dent and Chas. C. Kaiser with their address noted as Allentown, PA. There was no... click picture for more info |
