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| CL1069 |
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It’s hard to find a complete set of matching antique icebox hardware! This set bears a patent date of June 29, 1887 (97?) on the back of the latch and is in excellent operating and asthetic condition. All parts have a nice medium patina with some verdigris. Leave it “as is”, oil the brass to turn... |
| CL1066 |
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Although the incising and porcelain knobs with bronze finales are certainly attractive the fancy shape of the latch and catch really catches the eye! Made of strong cast iron in the late 1800’s there is a light dusting of rust (barely visible to the human eye) that can be either brushed off or... |
| CL1065 |
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This unusual cupboard latch was made by Russell & Erwin in 1887 and is still in excellent condition. The cast iron has an almost black patina with just a dusting of rust that you can brush or oil away if you choose. The above price is for one latch and catch. As you can see in the photo I have... |
| CL1064 |
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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 with a pretty little... |
| 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. Sold individually. Photo is representative of all latches. Latch:... |
| 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 1800’s 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... |
| CL1061 |
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This butterfly latch would be perfect for a large rustic cabinet door! Lots of rust but no pitting. It could be cleaned up and painted but I would personally love to see it with a lacquer clear coat over the rust. Antique iron screw is included. Depending on the construction, this could also be... |
| CL1060A |
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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 very worn black paint and there is a light dusting of surface... |
| 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! Depending on the construction, these could also be used as little... |
| CL1059 |
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Three cast iron latches with old paint. Two 1-3/4” and one 1-1/2” long. Two 1-5/8” long steel latches commonly used to hold wooden screen windows in place. Could also be used as cabinet latches. Old black paint with light surface rust. Screws provided for all. Above price is for all items shown... |
| 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... |
| CL1057 |
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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! Depending on the construction, these could also be used as little... |
| CL1056 |
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Victorian vines, picketing and a porcelain knob defines this lovely latch made by Sargent and Co! You could polish the little rounded bronze finale on top of the knob for a bit of sparkle if you choose. Note the little faux screw on the catch! It bears the patent date of Feb. 7, 1871 inscribed on... |
| CL1053 |
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This is a sweet little latch made of heavy cast brass with a knurled round knob. Just twist the handle to lock/unlock. It has been polished at some point and touches of verdigris have developed here and there. Polish it out if you wish but some like the vintage appeal it gives. Note that the... |
| CL1052 |
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These simple latches go well with most architectural styles but they have a very Craftsman appeal. Made of heavy wrought iron there are still traces of copper plating (more on one) to impart a distressed finish. Both are in very good condition and operate perfectly. The price shown is for both... |
| 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! The price shown is for both latches.... |
| 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... |
| 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... |