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| EM1062 |
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This finale is rather out of my expertise since I’m not very familiar with marble – or lamps either! The marble appears in good condition other than needing the edges smoothed out and cleaning. The brass portion coming out of the bottom appears slightly cocked (you can see it in the photo). I... |
| EM1061 |
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This is a beautiful cast iron bracket for your old oil lamp holder. A pretty Victorian shape with normal antique wear to the nickel plating. 3” tall x 1-3/4” wide 3/8” diameter rod hole |
| EM1058 |
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Don’t you get tired of your hose dragging through your garden? Take your “house jewelry” outside for a delightful way to stop that from happening! Although the photo shows this little glass daisy with greenery can’t you just imagine this sparkling gem nestled in the snow and ice by your front door... |
| EM1057 |
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What a sweet little screen door handle! Surface rust and old black paint show its age. The screws and receivers are solid brass and could be shined up if you choose. See more items for your screen door by entering the keyword SCREEN into the Search box to your left. 4-1/8” center to center of... |
| EM1056 |
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Made of strong cast iron these pieces were made to hold the leather handles on antique steamer trunks. There is an anchor for the seafaring traveler. If you have the same ones and are restoring an old trunk you’ll be thrilled to find them here. I can also see them used for imaginative crafts... |
| EM1055 |
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Although I think this handle would be perfect in a garden area, it would also look fantastic on a screen door or anywhere else a heavy handle was needed. The natural verdigris is spectacular! This handle started life with a back plate but now works by itself. The screws and cupped washers are also... |
| EM1051 |
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Add a little pretty detail and get some structural stability as a bonus! These little steel brackets will hold wood parts at a perfect 90 degree angle. Note the two prongs that hammer into the wood in addition to the screw holes. I’ve left them with their original worn paint with a dusting of... |
| EM1050 |
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These little shelf brackets are absolutely darling! Their old chipped paint and varnish (they were originally black) gives them a delightful cottage look. Of course, you could re-paint them but I personally like the sense of history showing. These are genuine antiques made around the turn of the... |
| EM1049 |
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One of the things that is so fascinating about antique hardware is how folks were so creative with it. They simply used whatever they had for their needs at hand. The shapely handle was found on an old turn of the century wood screen door but was originally manufactured for use as a window lift... |
| EM1048 |
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These 1800’s antique rose head nails have loads of rustic charm! Use them for an authentic home restoration or for rustic home décor. Mount them on an old board to hang up coats at the back door or scatter them around the house anywhere a stout hook is needed. Since no two are exactly alike they... |
| EM1047 |
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Seems like these always get left behind, lost or broken! There are several different sizes and styles for you to choose from. Price above is for one bracket. Please indicate which one you want in the Comments section at checkout. A: Has been repainted black with some surface rust here and... |
| EM1046 |
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Simple, stout and strong, these brackets are pure utility! Made of heavy cast iron there is just a hint of detail in the handsome octagon that goes against the mounting surface. I think a big chunky bolt in the middle would look especially cool! They can be used for holding a narrow shelf, a foot... |
| EM1045 |
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This is a cute light weight set from around 1950. Comes in its original box with mounting screws. It has never been used but has a chip or two to the paint from storage. Hinges 2-3/8” x 2-3/8” |
| EM1044 |
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It’s the attention to detail that sets your home apart when decorating with vintage or antique themes. This heavy cast iron finale will give your home the authenticity you strive for! Measures 2-3/8” tall and has a nice dark iron patina with some very light surface rust in the crevaces. The... |
| EM1041 |
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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 dark cast iron with a touch of old gold paint in the recessed detail, it would be spectacular for hanging a treasured picture, painting or mirror. It... |
| EM1039 |
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This exquisite handle has so many potential uses that it’s hard to categorize. It is substantial enough for a full size door but would look stunning on a screen door or pantry as well. Installed horizontally a large drawer would take on instant elegance. So many choices – and they’re all yours!... |
| EM1036 |
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This is a simple cast brass or bronze bracket for your old oil lamp holder. Elegant clean lines and a dark patina. 1-7/8” tall x 1-3/8” wide 5/16” diameter rod hole |
| EM1035 |
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This is a beautiful cast brass or bronze bracket for your old oil lamp holder. Pretty Victorian details with only light wear. 4-3/8” tall x 1-1/8” wide 7/16” diameter rod hole |
| EM1032 |
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Lovely sensuous curves make this Victorian era stair rail bracket a true joy! It’s funny how the details can make hard cast iron appear “soft”! I’ve left a bit of rust (or is it original varnish?) in the crevices to show off the design. What a stunning addition to your old stairway! The main... |
| EM1030 |
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This darling piece of antique hardware may have started life as a wrought bronze doorknob rosette but a rosette was made in one solid piece so I'm uncertain. The central hole is so perfect it appears original. It was made by Reading Hardware in their Montello design in the late 1800s. Many historic... |
