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Collector Corner
Although so many of the items on this web site are of a "collector" quality I couldn't resist showing a few that are sought by antique hardware collectors. These are truly rare and unique pieces! This is not to say that these items should not be used. What an incredible statement these prizes would make for the discerning homeowner!
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| DM1030 |
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This is the most magnificent antique mortise lock I have ever seen! Being extremely large, it undoubtedly graced the front door of a stately... |
| DB1030 |
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Rare and beautiful is a winning combination for the front of your majestic home! These doorbell pulls are very scarce and to find one by Russell... |
| CC1011 |
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Although the dainty design is very pretty, what makes this doorknob a collector piece is its material! Hemacite is a material made from sawdust and... |
| CC1009 |
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Unlike the mineral clay antique doorknobs that are frequently (and incorrectly) referred to as “Bennington”, this one is the authentic original and... |
| CC1008 |
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Sure to gain attention on a special old door is this stunning set. One side has a snowflake motif while the other features an unusual “T” handle. The... |
| CC1007 |
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Looking for something that speaks of history? An antique doorknob 99 years old with a profile of Christopher Columbus gives American history in two... |
| CC1006 |
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These antique doorknobs and rosettes were made by Russell & Erwin and referenced as their Lava line. They are shown in their 1876 hardware... |
| CC1005 |
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Very unusual and sure to make a statement in your home or collection! The “T” handle is made in the shape of a deer antler and would lift and swivel... |
| CC1004 |
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Just when you think you’ve seen it all something “new” comes along to baffle the antique hardware enthusiast! A member of the Antique Doorknob... |
| CC1003 |
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The “Doggie” knob is probably the most prized and sought after piece of artistic Victorian hardware. Web Wilson Auctions sold the first “doggie” door... |
| CC1002 |
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Manufactured by Sargent just after the turn of the century (1920 or earlier), these knobs feature the ever popular lion motif. The design shows a... |
| CC1001 |
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A rare and beautiful Neo-Greek figural doorknob dating from 1882. This Greek profile pattern was produced by Mallory Wheeler in heavy cast bronze... |
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