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| EH1054 |
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This pair of cast iron hooks have a bit more detail at the end of the “elephant trunk” than later versions. One is brass plated and the other (standing in photo) is nickel plated. Both are in excellent condition. Above price is for both hooks. Project 3-1/2” from mounting surface |
| EH1053 |
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This is the cutest little hook! Probably originally used inside a wardrobe but the possible uses are endless! It is in excellent all original condition with worn black paint and a light dusting of surface rust. Projects 2-1/4” from mounting surface Screw is 3/4” long |
| EH1052 |
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Great old multi-purpose hooks with sleek Art Deco shape and detail. They are made of strong cast iron with a medium iron patina. They were originally painted gold by the manufacturer but that paint was lost when other sloppy paint was removed. Use them “as is” or paint the color of your choice. ... |
| EH1051 |
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Manufactured by Sargent & Co. in the late 1800’s and shown in their 1880 hardware catalog. I’ve left this beautiful hook and hard to find rosette “as found” for those of you looking for a more rustic look. To make the detail REALLY stand out just use some very fine metal sandpaper on the... |
| EH1050 |
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These little hooks are my all time favorites! They are so darn unpretentious and easy to install to boot. Just screw them in like you would a cup hook and I’ve even used them on hollow core doors with no problem of coming loose. They hold a lot more weight than you would think they could. The above... |
| EH1049 |
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Wouldn’t this little hook look sweet on the back of your bedroom or bathroom door!?! Made of heavy cast (not pressed) brass it has a medium caramel patina that you could polish if you wish. For size reference from the bottom of the back plate to the top of the hook is 3” and the back plate is 2”... |
| EH1048 |
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This ornate hook was made by Reading Hardware in the late 1800’s for their Windsor design hardware line. The design includes picketing, arrows & geometrics and there is always a stylized bull’s-eye flower in evidence – in this case at the tip of the hook! For more hardware in this pattern,... |
| EH1047 |
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This is a cool old hook from the 1940’s – 1950’s. Made of cast aluminum the dark black finish has worn to accentuate the retro design. Just look at those Jetson details! For size reference it is 4-7/8” from the bottom edge of the lower hook to the top of the upper hook. The mounting plate is 2”... |
| EH1046 |
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This is a great old mid 1800’s hook sure to bring charm to your home! Be sure to enlarge the photos to see all the subtle details! The iron has gained an almost black patina with virtually no rust. This piece is in exceptional condition with no cracks, chips, bends, breaks or repairs. I’ve included... |
| EH1045 |
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This is a cute little hook that was made around the turn of the century during the Victorian era. It has a rustic mix of dark iron patina, surface rust and bits of the original black paint to bring out the details. It appears that there was once another hook that has broken off but the break is so... |
| EH1033 |
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Packed away in their original box and paper wrappers for many years, the ultra modern (for that time anyway!) hooks remain in pristine condition. Based upon the packaging I would estimate 1940 – 1950’s. Original chromed slotted screws are included. 2-1/2” total vertical height Projects 3” |
| EH1030 |
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I’m not sure exactly how old this hook is but packaging would indicate before 1950. Also, I used to have one in my own home and I can attest to the fact that the prior owners did nothing to the house after 1950 :o) As you can see, this hook comes in the original packaging (although I had to take... |
| EH1027 |
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In the 1800s, before computers and post-it notes, businesses used these paper file hooks for paperwork that was not yet ready to be filed away. What a great place for your shopping list, family notes, etc. or let your imagination run wild – keys or drape a dish towel over the curve? 5-1/2” high x... |
| EH1021 |
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Manufactured during the last half of the 19th century Victorian era by Sargent & Co. I’ve left this beautiful hook “as found” for those of you looking for a more rustic look. Remains of old white paint make the geometric detail visible on even the highest ceiling. No charge for the light... |
| EH1020 |
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These Victorian era hooks were original manufactured for use in armoires before closets were a mainstay of home architecture. They are equally at home mounted under an open shelf where they can be seen. Some have casting flaws that add to their old time charm. No paint remains and they have a... |
| EH1017 |
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Great old hook with a nice warm burnished patina! It came from a house built in 1919 but I’m betting it was added later. Construction and patina would make it prior to 1950. 2-3/4” total vertical height Projects 6” |
| EH1016 |
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Although this hook is definitely pre-1950 I’m not sure exactly how old it is. Due to the imperfections in the original casting, I would suspect around 1920 during the Arts & Crafts movement. This hook appears to be made by the same craftsman as our Angel Hook – Item EH1015. Regardless of its... |
| EH1014 |
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Cast iron ball tip hook from around the turn of the century or earlier. These little hooks are wonderful for other areas as well. I have one in my kitchen for my dishtowel. Old paint and rust have been removed. Leave “as is” or repaint/seal. 2-1/4” total vertical height Projects 2-1/8” |
| EH1013 |
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This is the same metal work design as EH1011. Old black chipped paint remains. Leave it “as is” for a rustic look or repaint with the color of your choice. 2-3/4” total vertical height Projects 3-3/4” |
| EH1012 |
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This is the same metal work design as EH1011. May have some old black paint remaining. Leave it “as is” for a rustic look or repaint with the color of your choice. 3” total vertical height Projects 3-1/4” |
