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| EE1278 |
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Add some vintage 1940-1950s charm with these creamy white electrical single toggle switch plates. This particular Art Deco style is quite handsome and hard to find. Although these plates are used it is hard to tell them from the New/Old Stock. They are still shiny with no chips, cracks or... click picture for more info |
| EE1277 |
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These plates were made by Amalgamated Electric (Canada) in the 1950’s. Although they have never been used (New/Old Stock) the old wrappers have fallen apart and the mounting screw is long gone. Replacement screws can be purchased at your local hardware store. Mint condition with no chips,... click picture for more info |
| EE1276 |
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These chocolate colored electrical plates were made by Sierra Electric in the mid 20th century and, although they have never been used, have some minor light scratches and blemishes from storage. The plate (or plates) you receive will be the same or better than the condition of the two shown in the... click picture for more info |
| EE1275 |
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These creamy white plates were made in the mid 20th century and are quite hard to find. They have ribbing across the central area and the wide vertical bands give them a handsome tuxedo detail. These plates have never been used and come in their original silver screws and paper wrappers. Excellent... click picture for more info |
| EE1274 |
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This particular pattern is very hard to find and these have never been used (New/Old Stock). They feature a band of alternating elongated triangles and bull’s eyes with a finely ribbed field background in the middle. Enlarge the photo to see it clearly! There are no chips, blemishes or cracks and... click picture for more info |
| EE1273 |
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This is the first time I’ve come across one of these unique electric plates. Perfect for when you have lots of wires in one location. It is a creamy ivory color and has no chips or cracks. It does have some minor wear so it’s not shiny anymore but a bit of lemon oil will spruce it right up. You can... click picture for more info |
| EE1271 |
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With fine line work and Art Deco accents on the perimeter these hard-to-find creamy ivory plates go well with Art Deco and many other decors. Research shows they were made by Bryant and distributed by Harvey Hubbell. |
| EE1270 |
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These cream colored ivory plates were made by General Electric in the 1950’s and come complete in their original packages with screws. This particular Art Deco style is quite handsome and hard to find. Made of heavy plastic they are stamped Made in USA on the backs. Mint condition. |
| EE1269 |
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Nice old push button switch plates from around the turn of the century. These plates are made of steel with worn brass plating which gives them a nice distressed look. Paint to match your décor if you wish. No dents or heavy scratching. The above price is for one switch plate |
| EE1268 |
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These dark chocolate brown toggle plates have a lot of pizazz! Although the textured background is simple the little thumb screws are anything but. And you now have no excuse not to take the plates off when re-painting – no screwdriver needed! These plates were made by General Electric and have... click picture for more info |
| EE1267 |
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These chocolate brown Snapit triple switch plates are quite hard to find. Made by Leviton (Canada) these have never been used and are in mint condition. They come in their original wrappers with mounting screws. Sold individually. The above price is for one plate with mounting screws. |
| EE1266 |
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These plain chocolate brown single outlet plates were made by Leveton and have never been used. They are for the single chunky outlets used in older homes. They have never been used and come in their original packages. Screws have been lost over the years but can be purchased at any hardware store.... click picture for more info |
| EE1264 |
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These chocolate brown plates were made by Knox Porcelain Corporation in (you guessed it!) Knoxville, Tenn. Elegantly simple they have a textured background with a smooth finish on the perimeter and the deeply recessed toggle hole. They have never been used and come in their original wrappers with... click picture for more info |
| EE1261 |
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It appears that Cable Electric Products, Inc. picked up on the SNAPIT name with a different design. These cream colored plates have a central panel of fine raised lines surrounded by a plain border. The other Leviton SNAPIT plates are quite a bit different. These plates are New/Old Stock from the... click picture for more info |
| EE1260 |
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It appears that Cable Electric Products, Inc. picked up on the SNAPIT name with a different design. These cream colored plates have a central panel of fine raised lines surrounded by a plain border. The other Leviton SNAPIT plates are quite a bit different. These plates are New/Old Stock from the... click picture for more info |
| EE1259 |
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These cream colored plates with space for six switches are extremely hard to find. They were made by both Pass & Seymour and Hubell and the design of wide and narrow lines down the center is identical with both manufacturers. The plates have never been used (new/old stock) and are in their... click picture for more info |
| EE1258 |
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Add some vintage 1940-1950s charm with these cream colored switch plates. This particular Art Deco style is quite handsome and hard to find. Two spaces for toggle switches and the single large hole is for the old single outlets. Might also accommodate a round dimmer switch? Be sure to enlarge the... click picture for more info |
| EE1254 |
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Add some vintage 1940-1950s charm with these cream colored double switch plates. This particular Art Deco style is quite handsome and hard to find. In such perfect condition I can’t tell if they are been used or not! They originally came with either cream or silver screws. You can find both at... click picture for more info |
| EE1253 |
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Add some vintage 1940-1950s charm with these creamy white outlet plates. This particular Art Deco style is quite handsome and hard to find. How lucky to find these in an old hardware store going out of business! These plates have been stored away in their wrappers for many years and have never... click picture for more info |
| EE1251 |
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This chocolate outlet plate, made by Eagle in the mid 20th century, is quite hard to find and this one has never been used (New/Old Stock). The wide band gives it a handsome tuxedo detail. In great condition with no chips or cracks. Mounting screw is included but packaging was too torn and dirty... click picture for more info |
