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Mail Slots
These mail or letter slots are the only items on this website that are not returnable. Photos and descriptions thoroughly describe them and precise measurements are given. Please check with your mail carrier regarding their use, measure items that you wish to go through the slot and determine if the slot will fit any hole you already have in your door before ordering.
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| EMS1073 |
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Made in the late 1800’s this mail slot reminds me of a Victorian garden! The top and sides brings to mind ornate Fleur de Lis iron fencing and along the bottom edge swirling leaves. Be sure to enlarge the photo to see the fabulous metal art work. Made of thick cast bronze with a medium caramel... click picture for more info |
| EMS1065 |
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These antique mail slots were purchased with and without interior plates so it is hard to find a Sargent & Company set such as this. The details are quite lovely with Victorian swirls and each piece is quite shapely. It is made of strong cast iron and has been cleaned to remove old paint and... click picture for more info |
| EMS1048 |
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This letter slot was made by Sargent & Co. around 1880. It features lots of curly Victorian details and is made of heavy cast bronze (not pressed or plated). It has a lovely caramel patina with the high details polished slightly so they are more prominent. You could polish it to a brilliant... click picture for more info |
| EMS1038 |
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Although I usually opt for an aged patina on old hardware, I think this mail slot would be spectacular polished to a high sheen. All the old lacquer finish has been removed so it would be quite easy for you to do. The back of the flap (seen from inside the house) is shiny already. This slot is... click picture for more info |
| EMS1030 |
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This cast iron mail slot has lost its flap but could still be used as an interior plate or perhaps to allow papers to be dropped through a door between rooms. It was made around 1885 by Reading Hardware Company and the pattern is called Windsor. The plate is made of strong cast iron with no chips... click picture for more info |
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