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| DB1048 |
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These doorbell pulls are very scarce and to find one with all its parts is very unusual. This style pull will go with any architectural style – Victorian, Craftsman, Arts & Crafts, to name a few. This pull would add so much charm to your entry! I have three bells that will work with this... |
| DB1047 |
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This elegant early 1900s set has an understated elegance that compliments most styles of architecture. The twist and grip are wrought brass or bronze that could be shined up but I personally prefer the aged look. This bell has a very melodic repeating ring with each twist of the grip. With this... |
| DB1046 |
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This simple shiny brass doorbell button from the 1940’s is sure to add vintage charm to your home. With the little chrome push button it was considered Ultra Modern at that time! The button appears more silver "in person" because it reflects the brass in the photo. This doorbell is what... |
| DB1045 |
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Loads of Victorian detail adorns the twist for this turn of the century doorbell. This doorbell was set up with an extra long rod so it can be mounted on your exterior wall rather than on the door. The ornate cast bronze (copper plated?) twist has a dark caramel patina. The bell for inside is... |
| DB1044 |
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This antique doorbell was made around the turn of the century and remains in great original condition. Created in heavy cast bronze, the detail is quite charming. Your guests will love it! The bronze has obtained a caramel patina over the years and the button is in excellent condition. As you... |
| 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 |
| DB1041 |
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Although this antique doorbell could be used “as is” it would need a small repair to operate perfectly as it did when new. Apparently the Victorian home it was in had a LOT of company! The bell operates perfectly when the twist is turned counterclockwise but when turned clockwise the gears jam. ... |
| 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. |
| DB1037 |
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This simple brass doorbell button from the 1930’s is sure to add vintage charm to your home. Since it’s never been used it comes in its original box with mounting screws. It was patented on March 3, 1925 – says so right on the bottom! The brass is dull rather than shiny. Use “as is” or polish as... |
| DB1032 |
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The mechanics of this doorbell are simple but the design and detail are anything but! Made in the early 1800s there are no makers marks to boast about the fantastic detail. Flowers, hearts and stylized leaves form a concentric design on the top with picketing around the edges. Amazingly I have... |
| DB1025 |
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This antique doorbell came from a fine Victorian mansion and it can now be yours! Both the bell and lever are festooned with artistic metal art work. On the bell a central sunburst is surrounded by 16 different designs which give way to a tassel effect around the perimeter. Note how even that... |
| DB1024 |
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This antique doorbell set has all the ornamentation so loved by Victorian homeowners! On the bell a four-fold tulip motif is surrounded by a ring of tiny flowers and geometrics. The lever has lots of swirls both in shape and pattern. It will be pure delight entering or leaving your home! This... |
| DB1023 |
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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 cast brass or bronze dome sits atop a finely... |
| 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... |
| DB1021 |
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With its plain brass dome and ribbed cast iron base this antique doorbell makes a simple, yet elegant, statement. This doorbell is a bit smaller but its single melodic ring belies its size. Made by Sargent & Co. it bears a patent date of July 2, 1872 embossed on the back. The brass bell... |
| DB1020 |
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This doorbell lever has the Eastlake style that was so loved during the Victorian era of the late 1800s. Made of strong cast iron that has aged to a dark patina, the details remain crisp and clear. This lever is a bit larger than normal and won’t escape attention at your front door! This lever... |
| DB1019 |
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This is a neat old cast iron doorbell that can be used with either a lever or a pull. It has a lovely starburst surrounded with worn flowers that are still quite visible. A lever or doorbell pull causes a resounding single ring that can be heard throughout the house. A nice change of pace from... |
| DB1018 |
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This is the most unusual antique doorbell lever I have ever seen! A lovely hand painted porcelain knob sits atop the ornate cast iron arm and back plate. The condition is absolutely fantastic! The hand painting shows no wear and the original varnish has only a few places where it is missing. I... |
| DB1016 |
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Stunning metal artistry adorns both the bell and lever of this fantastic antique doorbell! The pull has aged to an almost black iron patina while the bell dome retains a hint of the original bronze wash. This antique doorbell is sure to impress your guests! The bell sounds a hearty GONG each time... |
| DB1015 |
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This doorbell set has the Craftsman style feel even though it was manufactured in the late 1800s. The large bell gives a hearty GONG with a pull on the elegantly simple lever. It would also go very well with a Victorian, Mission or Arts & Crafts home. The bell has patent dates of July 1872 and... |