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| EM1078 |
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When there is a salvage operation in an old building some interesting items can be found in addition to hardware! This is an old dark brown tortoiseshell Bakelite ink well just waiting for another life. Keep your pen handy in style with some little treasures hidden inside! This little gem is in... click picture for more info |
| EM1077 |
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When there is a salvage operation in an old building some interesting items can be found in addition to hardware! This is an old black Bakelite inkwell complete with empty ink bottle. Use for your collection or just toss the bottle and have a neat pen holder and container for ? I was curious... click picture for more info |
| EM1076 |
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Even if you don’t need the corner strength these little braces provide they make fabulous antique accents for your screen door! Made of strong cast iron they will never bend. These brackets have been cleaned of old paint/rust and primed for you to paint the color of your choice. They were... click picture for more info |
| EM1075 |
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Wonderfully ornate Victorian era brackets to secure your stair rail to the adjacent wall. The main part of the bracket would attach to the wall and the “U” shaped piece attaches to the rail. This set also includes a circular piece with ribbed edging to attach a curved rail return to your wall. Made... click picture for more info |
| EM1073 |
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You sure won’t have to squint to see who is outside with this massive peep hole! You and the person outside can make actual eye contact and the large size makes it easy to hear each other. Made of solid cast brass it reminds me of a ship’s porthole :o) In great vintage condition, with requisite... click picture for more info |
| EM1072 |
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Just look at all the flowing vines and leaves on this beautiful cast iron handle! The perfect size for the narrow styles on a screen door and three fingers fit neatly to pull the door open. This handle was made around 1880 and remains in excellent condition. For more hardware for screen doors enter... click picture for more info |
| EM1071 |
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Still very functional with a strong spring I can also see this piece in a collection of old rusty utility pieces. It is made of thick strong cast iron and has an even coating of surface rust that naturally occurred. The locking piece is made of steel. 5-1/4” long |
| EM1070 |
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These were used to secure leather straps or handles to steamer trunks. They have surface rust and a little chip on one. The prongs that hold the leather in place (see photo of backs) is still intact on both. Above price is for both pieces. 2-1/8” x 2-1/8” |
| EM1069 |
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This is a very hefty brass handle with lots of old nicks and scratches for a bit of history. With its dark patina it will appear to have been on your door or gate for decades! 6-1/8” tall and base width is 2” |
| EM1068 |
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This thick brass handle started life as part of an entry door set but now has a new lease on life. Hefty and with a natural patina obtained over time it would give a garden gate or swinging door a very elegant look. You would need to countersink the projections into the mounting surface and then... click picture for more info |
| EM1067 |
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This fierce gargoyle will protect your stairway from all sorts of evil! It was made around 1887 and is shown in that Russell & Erwin hardware catalog. A wonderfully ornate way to secure your stair rail to the adjacent wall. The main part of the bracket would attach to the wall and the “U”... click picture for more info |
| EM1066 |
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This is a huge lamp finial by today’s standards – over 4 inches tall! It’s made of strong cast iron with soft Victorian flourishes. It was once finished in gold and you can still see some of the remains here and there. Re-paint it for elegance or leave the surface rust for a rustic appearance.... click picture for more info |
| EM1064 |
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This is a very Egyptian design with loads of detail. Made of strong cast iron with some of the original brass plating still there. It has been cut at the top so would make a fabulous plant hook. Or use anywhere a bit of architectural interest is wanted. 8” high against the wall and projects 5-1/2” |
| EM1064 |
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Very Victorian with swirls and lattice work! Made of heavy cast iron with thick old white paint. I usually remove paint but this was just too appealing! These single brackets are great for plant hooks or adding architectural interest to your home. The cast iron has no chips, breaks, cracks or... click picture for more info |
| 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... click picture for more info |
| 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... click picture for more info |
| 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... click picture for more info |
| 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... click picture for more info |
| EM1050 |
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These little late 1800's 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... click picture for more info |
| 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... click picture for more info |
