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| CL1038 |
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These petite late 1800’s cast iron slide bolts have a cute Victorian shape and are just covered with detail! Curlicues on the base, checkerboard on... |
| CL1037 |
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Isn’t this the cutest way to keep your cabinet door closed!?! The simplest function ever, it is mounted on the cabinet frame and simply pivots to... |
| CL1036 |
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This shapely little cabinet latch was made in the late 1800s and remains in great condition. Made of cast iron, it features loads of geometric... |
| 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... |
| 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... |
| CL1033 |
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These ornate cupboard latches have loads of detail including what appears to be a fringe border! It is very rare to find latches in this style with... |
| 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... |
| CL1031 |
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These cupboard latches are from 1900 – 1910 and have aged to a warm patina with some copper remaining. Made of pressed and wrought steel there is... |
| CL1030 |
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This cupboard latch is from 1900 – 1910 and features the copper and black “tiger stripe” finish used on much of the Craftsman hardware. Made of... |
| CL1029 |
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This cupboard latch is the same as CL1030 except it has more wear. If you need two with this Craftsman finish, you may want to consider buying both.... |
| CL1027 |
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If you’re looking for a very rustic feel for your cabinet door, this rusty pitted little latch will fit right in! The simplest function ever, it is... |
| 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... |
| CL1025 |
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This shapely little cabinet latch and matching catch were made by Reading Hardware Company in the late 1800s. Made of cast iron, it features their... |
| CL1024 |
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This neat little latch was manufactured anywhere from the late 1800s to about 1920. Made of pressed steel with a worn brass finish it will go with... |
| CL1023 |
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This lovely metalwork adorns many 1885 Mallory, Wheeler artistic antique hardware pieces so we assume it is from the same line. Fleur de lis details... |
| CL1022 |
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This fantastic cupboard latch has every Eastlake design imaginable! Even the cast iron pedestal under the knob has lots of incising! It has almost an... |
| CL1021 |
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This turn of the century antique cabinet latch has loads of Eastlake detail. The cast iron has great sunburst geometrics with stylized leaves in... |
| CL1020 |
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Little things really can make a difference! From the Victorian Era, the detailing on this cupboard door latch remains crisp and clear. The tiny... |
| CL1018 |
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This petite cupboard latch is from the mid to late 1800s and I can easily picture it in a simple farm house. Unadorned except for a simple raised... |
| CL1017 |
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This cupboard latch is the same as Item CL1016 from 1905 except it has an ornate bronze T handle. I’ve scanned the page of the 1895 Corbin hardware... |