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| DB1083 |
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This antique twist doorbell even tells your guests what to do – TURN! Great “burring” ring that can be heard throughout the house! Fancy cast bronze twist has natural medium patina. The bell has a brass dome with patina and a cast iron base. This doorbell can be mounted through an exterior... |
| DB1082 |
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Simple yet elegant this lovely bell is right at home with any architecture! Made in the late 1800’s to early 1900’s it remains in exceptionally good condition. The ribbed cast iron base has only a couple of small areas where the original varnish is missing and the nickel plated brass dome is still... |
| DB1080 |
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These transformer were found with the bells offered as DB1081. We refer to these as “new old stock” meaning that it’s new (never been used) but old (made a long time ago). Probably made around 1950-1960 three were taken out of the package to photograph. These transformers are sold individually.... |
| DB1079 |
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This little doorbell will go with many architectural styles but I think it looks especially nice with door hardware that repeats the beading on the outside twist. Even the little grip has beading! Not to be outdone the inside bell has a band of beading in addition to the fancy incised swirls on... |
| DB1075 |
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This is a 1895 door plate made by P & F Corbin in their Ceylon design. It has been retrofitted with a modern lighted doorbell button. Aside from making your doorbell easy to locate the light also shows the wonderful Eastlake designs. One of a kind and it can now be yours! This piece has been... |
| DB1073 |
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This little doorbell pull goes with virtually any architecture! It was made by Reading Hardware around the turn of the century of solid cast bronze. I’ve polished it enough to even up the patina and you could polish more if you wish or let it darken again. This pull is used for “through the... |
| DB1072 |
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Made of solid cast copper in the late 1800’s this doorbell pull has aged to beautiful patina. The fluting on the knob and back plate are just fancy enough for a touch of elegance at your door. I always prefer antique hardware with patina but you could polish it as much or as little as you like.... |
| DB1071 |
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This bell is not only useful it’s a true work of art. The central sunburst is surrounded by 16 different designs which give way to a tassel effect around the perimeter. Note how even that area has alternating patterns for background. That astounding iron dome sits atop a finely scalloped cast... |
| DB1070 |
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With its shiny nickel dome and pristine painted cast iron base this bell is ready to install! This bell does not have a “gong” sound but rather a burring ring like the twist doorbells. It is operated by a chain or wire that can either hang down by itself or go through your wall as the lower example... |
| DB1069 |
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In days gone by attention was gained not by a loud harsh voice but with a melodic sound. A tap on the little button of this counter bell gives a little “ding” reminiscent of more gentile times – and fun to ring too! The bell works perfectly and is in very good condition. The base of the bell is... |
| DB1067 |
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Could you ask for more Victorian detail?! Deeply incised swirls and flourishes over a finely detailed background make this unusual doorbell a real eye catcher even with its smaller size! Made of solid cast copper with dark patina in the lower areas. It has been fitted for a brand new doorbell... |
| DB1065 |
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This doorbell was made by P & F Corbin in 1905 in their Mantua pattern. Perfect for homes with the classic Egg and Dart hardware. It contains that popular pattern plus much more! Made of wrought steel with flashed copper plating. The direct photo is most true to its colors. It has been fitted... |
| DB1063 |
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From around the turn of the century, this classic doorbell button remains in fantastic original condition. The wood has no cracks or splits and the porcelain button is bright white. A lovely piece of history to impress your guests! Note: In a more gentile time, these were also used to summon... |
| DB1059 |
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Made of heavy cast bronze around the turn of the century these doorbells have a wealth of Victorian era artistic metalwork! To find matching antique doorbells for two exterior doors is hard to do so this is a golden opportunity. One doorbell has a darker patina and you can let me know which one... |
| DB1054 |
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This turn of the century doorbell, although ornate, has a rustic appeal. It is made of brass plated cast iron and the incised designs are not as pronounced as the solid bronze or copper ones. It would be perfect for a Victorian era cottage or anywhere a sense of history is desired. It is in... |
| DB1052 |
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This simple brass doorbell from the 1930 - 1940’s is sure to add vintage charm to your home. Since it’s never been used it comes in its original box with brass plated mounting screws. The box says that it is BRUSHED BRASS. What that means in this case is that it is dull rather than shiny. ... |
| DB1051 |
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With its plain nickel plated brass dome and ribbed cast iron base this antique doorbell makes a simple, yet elegant, statement. This doorbell is a bit smaller than the other lever bells shown here but its single melodic ring belies its size. Made by Sargent & Co. it bears a patent date of... |
| DB1043 |
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This vintage pre-World War II Bakelite doorbell button was made with space for your own name tag! Since it’s never been used it comes in its original box with mounting screws. The brass mounting screws have some corrosion due to humidity over many years. Terminal screws are pristine. 2-3/8” high |
| DB1039 |
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If you have the bell or buzzer and the outside button, here’s your transformer! We refer to this as “new old stock” meaning that it’s new (never been used) but old hardware stock. Still in its original box with the specifications on the label. Wires are still in good condition. |
| DB1022 |
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This heavy cast bronze doorbell lever is so exquisite it deserves a second life. It is missing the “T” handle which can open up a world of opportunity for the creative. Make a new handle of wood or bronze, hang a tassel or chain, a string of sleigh bells at Christmas….. the possibilities are... |