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| EH1086 |
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Although not exactly tiny these are a bit smaller than the others I have listed. They are New/Old stock from the late 1800’s and have never been used. In the Victorian era pictures and paintings were hung with the wire or decorative rope/ribbon showing. The picture nail was an important element to... click picture for more info |
| EH1085 |
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The elegant simplicity of these domed picture nails go with any décor. They are New/Old stock from the late 1800’s and have never been used. The white porcelain is in pristine condition and set off by a simple bronze setting. The bronze has aged to various levels of patina from storage. In the... click picture for more info |
| EH1084 |
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Great late 1800s wall hook with nice open lattice work detailing. Although it was made for a bird cage it would be a great décor item for hanging scarves, belts, handbags – the options are endless! This hook is in great condition with no chips, breaks or repairs. Nice dark iron patina. 1-1/4”... click picture for more info |
| EH1083 |
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This fancy hook, manufactured by Sargent & Co. and shown in their 1880 hardware catalog, is in excellent condition and the details are still crisp and clear. There are no chips, cracks, bends, repairs, rust or pitting. It has a nice dark iron patina. Note that this hook will support a lot of... click picture for more info |
| EH1082 |
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This is a beautiful Eastlake hook made by P & F Corbin in 1895. It is in excellent condition and the details are crisp and clear. Made of thick cast iron that will never bend it has a very dark black patina. The bolt that went with it is long gone so you will have to obtain one from your local... click picture for more info |
| EH1081 |
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This set is smaller than the standard ceiling hook but still has loads of Victorian detail on both the hook and rosette. Made by Sargent & Company around 1885 there are no chips, cracks, bends or repairs on either piece. A bit more wear on the hook than the rosette but details still remain... click picture for more info |
| EH1080 |
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This is an elegant little hook with just a touch of Eastlake detail. Not too much and not too little so it goes with almost any style architecture. Made of strong cast iron all are in excellent condition with no paint or rust and no wear to the incising. There are several available but the price is... click picture for more info |
| EH1079 |
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These little double 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. The patent date on the front of each hook is either 1809 or 1909. I’ve taken a photo of all... click picture for more info |
| EH1078 |
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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,... click picture for more info |
| EH1077 |
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Do you have a long way to go before you hit some secure wood in your ceiling? This hook is your answer. The screw portion is a whopping 6” long! Just a touch of detail on the attached rosette but not over-powering like many are. Made of steel and cast iron it is very strong. There is a dusting of... click picture for more info |
| EH1076 |
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What a great way to keep your chandelier safe and secure. This very ornate late 1800’s hook has a pivot arm that doesn’t allow the chain to come off unless manually opening it. And absolutely beautiful to boot! Note that this hook will support a lot of weight. Since the it is made of strong thick... click picture for more info |
| EH1074 |
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This hook can be mounted on your wall or ceiling to hold a multitude of heavy objects. Nice and rustic with touches of rust and a speck or two of old paint. Use it for straight utility or for a simple primitive accent. For size reference the base for attaching it is 1-3/4” square |
| EH1073 |
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These hooks have such an even rusty surface that I opted to just leave them alone. Most times rust occurs in a blotchy manner but not so on a single one! Of course you can remove the rust if you wish. These Victorian era hooks were original manufactured for use in armoires before closets were a... click picture for more info |
| EH1072 |
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Great late 1800s swivel wall hook with Eastlake incised detailing. Both pieces are made of strong cast iron that will never bend with weight. They have a nice patina with the recessed areas being darker for contrast. This set might take attention from your plant or bird cage! Plate against the... click picture for more info |
| EH1071 |
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Although we find many of these old hooks in cast iron the brass ones are harder to find. This hook is quite simple with just a touch of detail for a very elegant look. It is made of solid (not plated) cast brass which has aged to an almost black patina. 4-1/2” total vertical height Projects... click picture for more info |
| EH1068 |
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It’s the small touches that can set your home apart and these fancy picture rail hooks proves the point! Covered with Victorian swirls they will be the perfect finishing touch for your wall décor. These pretty little hooks allow pictures to be hung from the high ceiling rails in old (or new!)... click picture for more info |
| EH1067 |
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These pretty little hooks allow pictures to be hung from the high ceiling rails in old (or new!) homes. No need to ruin your lovely walls with nail holes and you can move the pictures around at will. The small photo shows how they would be mounted but is of another hook for display. Made of solid... click picture for more info |
| EH1066 |
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Although this cute piece of antique hardware did not start its life for this purpose, I couldn’t resist offering it in this category. Made of strong cast iron with fancy Eastlake incising it would be spectacular for hanging a treasured picture, painting or mirror - or use it next to your old door... click picture for more info |
| EH1065 |
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This is an elegant little hook with just a touch of Eastlake detail. Made of strong cast iron it is in excellent condition with no paint or rust and no wear to the incising. It still has the remnants of the casting tap on the bottom of the lower hook for a charming sense of history! Projects 3-1/2”... click picture for more info |
| EH1064 |
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Be sure to enlarge the photo to see all the geometric details! The incising is still crisp and clear and the iron has aged to an almost black patina. This ornate cast iron hook was manufactured in the late 1800’s for use with a small chandelier but would be stunning with a lovely plant or birdcage... click picture for more info |
