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| DS1317 |
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This set has been assembled for a grand entry and the parts are rare for a number of reasons. The sparkling fluted glass knobs are much larger than is typically seen – measuring 2-3/8” point to point. The heavy cast bronze rosettes for the knobs and deadbolt are the ones used for the 1920’s... click picture for more info |
| DS1316 |
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This lovely set was made by Yale & Towne around 1910 and they named the pattern “Arcadian”. It features oval knobs and door plates with Victorian inspired ornamentation. The copper flashing remains in varied degrees on all parts with the most wear to the knobs leaving a nice distressed look.... click picture for more info |
| DS1315 |
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This ornate set was made by Russell & Erwin around 1910 and they named the pattern “Century”. The black glazed mineral clay knobs are stunning with an iridescent quality when the light hits them. The Eastlake style detail on the steel plates is quite lovely. The bronze plating has worn almost... click picture for more info |
| DS1314 |
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Although this Sargent & Company set could certainly be used in a residential setting I see it more for a store or business with its interior and exterior cylinder locks. The door plates and knobs are solid thick cast bronze with patina and have a nice thick raised collar on the plates. One knob... click picture for more info |
| DS1313 |
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Looking for the extraordinary in your home? These door knobs are extremely rare not only for their lavender color but especially for their very small size. The brass rosettes set them off beautifully. Spindles and matching aged screws for the rosettes are included but not pictured. Rosettes: 2”... click picture for more info |
| DS1312 |
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Many people are trying to restore their 1930’s - 1940’s homes but are encountering a front door that has been drilled for a modern lock set with that big ugly hole. This set allows you to have the authenticity without a lot of major wood work with the door. With the pieces provided the outside door... click picture for more info |
| DS1311 |
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This adorable little set features the popular “tiger striping” of black and copper that is not duplicated today. The little plate on the lever side of the door allows you to lock the door by pushing the little button up. This set would also be darling on a pantry or any other small door! The steel... click picture for more info |
| DS1310 |
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These black glazed mineral clay doorknobs appear to have been re-glazed at some point and have an ever so slight “silver” cast to them. You wouldn’t notice the difference from other knobs of this kind unless they are right next to each other but I thought I’d play up the difference by pairing them... click picture for more info |
| DS1309 |
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Very pretty Art Deco glass doorknobs team with polished cast iron door plates with an Egyptian motif. The knobs have a mercury silver center that seems to float within the glass. The nickel knob shafts coordinate beautifully with the cast iron plates. I’ve polished the high portions of the plates... click picture for more info |
| DS1308 |
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These sets were known as “store door” hardware and were used on commercial buildings – banks, stores, offices, etc. Perfect for an entry or an interior office that needs to be locked for security. Simple with just a touch of detail for subtle elegance! All parts are solid brass with patina except... click picture for more info |
| DS1307 |
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These exquisite sets were made by P & F Corbin and are shown in their 1895 hardware catalog. They dubbed the pattern “Roanoake”. Please enlarge the photos to see all the Art Nouveau detail more closely. The plates are large for that time period and would be suitable for an entry door as well... click picture for more info |
| DS1306 |
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These solid bronze sets were made by Yale & Towne in the very early 1900’s and their quality workmanship is clearly evident in the fine details. Along with other Victorian ornamentation the door plates feature a pair of dolphins at the bottom. Be sure to enlarge the photos to see it all! All... click picture for more info |
| DS1305 |
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These sets were made by Norwalk in the very early 1900’s. All parts are still in excellent condition with solid oak knobs and wrought brass rosettes, keyhole covers and lock faces with a mottled patina. Even the original brass mounting screws are included! The oak knobs have no cracks or dings to... click picture for more info |
| DS1304 |
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This antique set is for those who want a silver rather than brass color for their historic home. The sparkling door knobs have a rare swirled glass pattern with bright silver mercury centers. The shafts are nickel to go with the fancy polished cast iron door plates. The set is completed with a... click picture for more info |
| DS1303 |
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This is a simple classic set of door knobs, rosettes and keyhole covers from the first half of the 20th century. In nice usable condition with a dark patina. Patina on the doorknobs is very even with only one small lighter spot and the rest of the brass has a mottled look. Shine as much or as... click picture for more info |
| DS1302 |
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This set was made by P & F Corbin in their romantic “Holland” pattern. It is shown in their 1905 hardware catalog for the Finnish School of Design and they would have been manufactured around that period of time. Be sure to enlarge the photos so you can see al the fabulous detail. Victorian... click picture for more info |
| DS1301 |
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This is a pretty set when you want some sparkle at your door but don’t want it to be overpowering. It will go with any architectural style and the plates are wide enough to cover a multitude of flaws on your door – even a big ugly hole from a modern door set! I have it shown with the glass knob... click picture for more info |
| DS1300 |
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This set was assembled for those who want the extraordinary in their home! These door knobs are extremely rare not only for their lavender color but especially for their very small size. This tiny set is also suitable for a pantry, powder room or screen door – anywhere a petite size is desired. ... click picture for more info |
| DS1299 |
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This beautiful Eastlake hardware was made by Branford Lock Works around 1880 and they named the pattern “Oriental”. The deep incised designs includes an ornate fan, a rising sun, geometrics, bamboo stalks and leaves – which earns it the nickname “Bamboo”. This set is perfect for those who prefer... click picture for more info |
| DS1298 |
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This solid bronze set is a superb example of artistic hardware created in the 1870’s. The ornate geometrics are beautiful with tulips on the tops but the owl heads on the sides really make them quite rare. I’ve included a close up of one owl and all are just as clear with no wear to the incising.... click picture for more info |