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| DE1018 |
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Cast iron escutcheon with nice raised detail around the key and screw holes. Nice dark iron patina. For matching rosettes see Item DP1012. 7/8” x 1-3/4” high |
| DE1050 |
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Pretty Victorian flowers adorn the fronts of these keyhole covers made by Sargent & Co. around the turn of the century. Made of strong cast iron, the original brass plating remains substantially intact with only a couple small areas of wear. Price is for one keyhole cover. 1” x 1-3/4” |
| DE1001 |
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A very fancy antique Victorian keyhole escutcheon made of cast bronze by Norwalk Lock Company around 1880. It has been cleaned enough to bring out the ornate design. The casting is a bit rough due to oxidation over the years. Stock rotates. Photo is representative of all. 1-3/8” wide x 2-1/8” high... click picture for more info |
| DE1053 |
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The curves and geometrics are quite pretty but just look at the tasseled faux fringe at the bottom! Made by P. F. Corbin around the turn of the century, these keyhole covers are in exceptional condition with the original dark background intact. Hard to find so many available in one place! The... click picture for more info |
| DE1054 |
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These escutcheons, made by P F Corbin around 1895, are a real standout on any door! The shape is fantastic and the curving details give a very Victorian effect. Here is an opportunity to have several matched sets in your home. The high points have been polished slightly to bring out the details... click picture for more info |
| DE1010 |
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Great Victorian incised designs. Note that screws would look like the center of a flower when installed! Manufactured by Sargent just after the turn of the century as shown in their 1901 hardware catalog. Mint condition with original varnish type finish intact. 1” x 1-3/4” high |
| DE1003 |
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A wonderfully ornate key hole cover for an entry door or anywhere else an opulent statement is needed! Manufactured by Russell & Erwin and featured in their 1887 catalog they remain in fantastic condition. These have many different patinas. Two top left have been polished, two top right have a... click picture for more info |
| DE1014 |
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Lots of Eastlake style detail. Incised details remain crisp with only traces of the original black enamel background.. Item DE1013 is same design in cast iron. 1” x 1-3/4” high |
| DE1013 |
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Lots of Eastlake style detail. These key plates don’t appear to have ever been installed. Original black japanned background and bronze plating remains intact. Item DE1014 is same design in bronze. 1” x 1-3/4” high |
| DE1080 |
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These two keyhole cast bronze entry escutcheons are very hard to find. This one was made by Sargent & Company in the late 1800’s and is covered loads of Eastlake detail. It is in good antique condition with a few dings as would be expected but the ring that secures the swinging keyhole cover... click picture for more info |
| DE1048 |
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This is a simple wood keyhole cover with just a touch of detail for a special door. It has the original dark stain/varnish with no chips or cracks in the wood. 7/8” x 1-5/8” |
| DE1091 |
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Probably not intended but the shape of this little turn of the century keyhole cover reminds me of a bat’s wings. Whatever your interpretation it’s darn cute! It is in excellent condition with all the old slopped paint removed. Install as is with the dark iron patina or repaint black as it... click picture for more info |
| DE1026 |
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Nicely shaped key plate with Victorian design and a dark iron patina. Bits of original black paint. 7/8” x 1-3/4” high |
| DE1074 |
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P & F Corbin manufactured their Ceylon design from about 1885 through 1905. It was immensely popular then and remains so today. These little keyhole covers are quite hard to find since many were lost over time. The pattern has a lovely mix of geometrics and foliage. But don’t restrict them to... click picture for more info |
| DE1069 |
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These early 1900’s keyhole covers are very hard to find. Made of solid copper the black japanned area gives them a tiger stripe so popular in Craftsman architecture. These are in such great shape I suspect that they have never been installed. There are only minor surface blemishes that are probably... click picture for more info |
| DE1084 |
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Shown in the 1887 Trenton hardware catalog this keyhole cover has a decided Egyptian feel to the design. During the Victorian era people were enthralled with all things Egyptian, Persian or Oriental and this is a perfect example. Note the little faux tassels on the bottom! This keyhole cover... click picture for more info |
| DE1090 |
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The fanciful Victorian shape makes this keyhole escutcheon a real standout! From the late 1800’s, it has traces of the original black enamel giving it a sense of history. Repaint if you wish. 1” x 1-7/8” high (maximum dimensions) |
| DE1041 |
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These white porcelain keyhole covers from the 1800’s are hard to find since they have been lost over time due to breakage. With no cracks and only a couple flea bites or discoloration these remain in excellent condition as you can see from the photos. The purchase price is for one pair. Please... click picture for more info |
| DE1085 |
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These lovely keyhole covers were made around the turn of the century during the Victorian era. As was quite popular during that time they have a Persian or Moorish detail. Be sure and enlarge the photo to see all the tiny details. They are both in excellent condition. Cleaned but not highly... click picture for more info |
| DE1071 |
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These keyhole covers will go with a multitude of hardware patterns! From the daisy at each corner to the leaves sprouting along the edges they are a joy to behold. Made of solid cast bronze they have been polished slightly to bring out the details while leaving the background black. One key opening... click picture for more info |
