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| EH1100 |
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What a wonderful way to display pictures or paintings if you have picture rails on your upper walls! Use individually or in pairs for a heavier painting. A bow or artful decoration in the middle is sure to set your décor above the rest! Made of strong steel, your prized wall hangings will be... click picture for more info |
| EH1099 |
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This is a great opportunity to have several matching hooks. Their simple style goes with any architectural style. Made of strong steel, your prized wall hangings will be safe and easily moved around the room - without holes in your walls! The above price is for 8 hooks that looks just like the one... click picture for more info |
| EH1098 |
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Simple, strong and rustic – this hook has it all! Made of strong cast iron around the turn of the century (1800/1900) it is covered with light surface rust. Easy to remove or repaint if you wish but since the rust is so even I thought I’d let you decide. For size reference the larger hooks span... click picture for more info |
| EH1097 |
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These heavy cast iron hooks just shout Victorian with their lovely curls and detail! Made of strong cast iron all are in excellent condition with no paint or rust and no wear to the incising. They have not been oiled so are easy to spray paint or lacquer if you wish. If you want to just oil them... click picture for more info |
| EH1096 |
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This is a darling little hook just right for a rustic primitive décor. It is made of cast iron with bits of old cream colored paint. The cast iron has turned very dark with age and there is a hint of rust here and there. Projects 3-1/8” from mounting surface. |
| EH1094 |
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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. This one is especially cute with a little daisy front and center! Made of solid brass with patina.... click picture for more info |
| EH1093 |
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These simple 1920’s hooks are made of cast iron and were manufactured with the Craftsman copper “tiger striping”. They have some paint smudges and light surface rust but you can still see the copper on the “trunks”. Clean them up or use “as is” for a rustic look. These are sold as a set of 3 and... click picture for more info |
| EH1092 |
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Although the age is unknown this stout handmade hook is quite old. It has lots of curves and the craftsmanship is from times gone by. Note the hammer marks on the top to flatten the edges! It was painted flat black sometime in the past and has also acquired a few smudges of cream colored paint here... click picture for more info |
| EH1090 |
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This cast iron set was manufactured by Sargent & Co. and the design was patented April 23, 1872. It is also shown in their 1880 hardware catalog. The matching rosette is hard to find and both pieces are in excellent condition. Ready to install in your lovely home! There are no chips, cracks,... click picture for more info |
| EH1089 |
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These elegant hooks are made of solid bronze and feature soft foliage (or are they feathers?) in the undulating Art Nouveau style. They were made around the turn of the century for use on hall trees or mirrors that adorned the entry before the mundane “coat closet” was in vogue. Perfect for a... click picture for more info |
| EH1088 |
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Made in the late 1800’s this rather small hook has just a touch of fancy detail to it. The base that goes against the wall has a handsome shape with raised design and just look at the cute hob nailing at the base of each hook finial! The hook has a little nub sticking out of the back so it doesn’t... click picture for more info |
| EH1087 |
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This is a darling little hook just right for a rustic primitive décor. It is made of cast iron with bits of old cream colored paint. The cast iron has turned very dark with age and there is a hint of rust here and there. The antique screw matches for flawless authenticity. The hook has a little nub... click picture for more info |
| 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 |
| EH1083 |
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This fancy hook, manufactured by Sargent & Co. and the design was patented April 23, 1872. Also shown in their 1880 hardware catalog, it 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... 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 |
| 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 |
