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| DP1210 |
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This little jewel is just waiting to be installed on your special door! Made in the late 1800’s with loads of Eastlake detail worked in solid thick cast bronze. It is in excellent condition with no scratches or nicks and has been polished to a brilliant shine. This plate has a small opening for... click picture for more info |
| DP1209 |
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These door plates were made by Taylor & Boggis around 1905 and the fancy designs are in very high relief. Swirling leaves and flowers give them a very Victorian feel. Note the little bluebells on the perimeter! The plates are made of solid thick cast brass with no bends, nicks or repairs. They... click picture for more info |
| DP1208 |
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These are beautiful rosettes with lots of Eastlake style geometrics on heavy cast bronze. They were made by P. F. Corbin between 1880 and 1905 and remain in excellent condition. I’ve polished the high area so the designs just POP from across the room! Price is for one pair of rosettes. The number... click picture for more info |
| DP1207 |
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This was a very popular pattern for turn of the century homes. They are made of wrought steel and have the beautiful copper and black flashing we refer to as “tiger striping”. They do have some blemishes but a little oil will spruce them right up. In case you would like to lacquer them I have not... click picture for more info |
| DP1206 |
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Just look at all the sensuous Art Nouveau detailing on this fabulous door plate! It was made by Yale & Towne around 1905 and is signed by them on the back. It is made of wrought bronze with a beautiful dark patina. There is a tiny dimple above the keyhole to the left that you can’t see unless... click picture for more info |
| DP1205 |
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This door plate is very elegant with its raised border and arches. Made around 1930 it is still in excellent condition. It has a lovely patina but could be polished as much or as little as you choose to do since it is made of solid brass. This wrought brass plate is nice and straight with no dings... click picture for more info |
| DP1204 |
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This is a simple and enduring style from the first half of the 20th century. It has some naturally occurring verdigris that I’ve opted to leave intact. Clean if you wish but I personally love the old greenish look! This wrought brass plate is nice and straight but does have some dings over the door... click picture for more info |
| DP1203 |
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This is a very pretty thumb turn door plate made of solid nickel. It is made to be paired with a thumb turn mortise lock to provide privacy in your bed or bathroom. This plate does not require a stepped door knob so you can use whatever knob fits in the plate collar. It is nice and straight with no... click picture for more info |
| DP1202 |
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Such a delicate design that will accommodate a thumb turn mortise lock. Made in the 1930’s to 1940’s they are most often found with fluted glass or concentric steel knobs. The plates are steel with nickel plating and are nice and straight with no dents or dings. The keyhole on the outside plate is... click picture for more info |
| DP1199 |
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These dainty door plates were made (and signed) by Branford Lock Works in the early 1900’s. They have a very dainty border that reminds me of teardrops. The heavy wrought copper pieces are in excellent condition with a lovely patina. They look stunning with sparkling glass knobs! The above price... click picture for more info |
| DP1198 |
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These dainty door plates were made around the turn of the century (1800/1900) and look fantastic with glass door knobs! One pair has much of the brass plating remaining and the other has worn to a dark iron patina. They are nice and straight with no dents or dings. These plates are sold by the pair... click picture for more info |
| DP1195 |
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This door plate has a sensuous Art Nouveau shape and the soft acanthus leaves at the top and bottom are a perfect accent. It is made of steel with copper plating that has mellowed to a soft glow. There is a tiny dent on the left hand side next to the door knob hole that would be difficult to see... click picture for more info |
| DP1194 |
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This oval plate is made of steel with worn black and copper “tiger striping”. The naturally occurring wear only enhances the copper and black flashing. It is nice and straight with no dents or dings. 2-3/16” wide x 7-1/8” high (maximum dimensions) Spacing: Distance from center of keyhole to center... click picture for more info |
| DP1193 |
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This oval plate is made of steel that once had brass plating. The brass plating is long gone leaving it with a nice medium iron patina. There are a couple of tiny blemishes from rust that was removed which are hardly seen. It is nice and straight with no dents or dings. 2-1/4” wide x 7-1/4” high... click picture for more info |
| DP1192 |
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This oval plate is made of steel with worn copper or bronze plating. There are a couple of blemishes from rust that was removed giving it a nice distressed look. It is nice and straight with no dents or dings. 2-1/2” wide x 7-1/2” high (maximum dimensions) Spacing: Distance from center of keyhole... click picture for more info |
| DP1191 |
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I come across hardware now and then where there are issues or I simply don’t want to clean/repair it so am passing them on to you creative types out there. They are still useable but might be better used for crafts or altered art projects. You will receive all the plates in the photo for the above... click picture for more info |
| DP1190 |
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A pleasant way to push that old swinging door open! This steel plate is a real eye-catcher with its copper and black “tiger striping”. It was made in the early 1900’s and has never been installed (New/Old Stock). A few blemishes here and there from storage but still in excellent condition. Nice... click picture for more info |
| DP1187 |
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During the Victorian era homeowners were enthralled by home decor with Oriental, Egyptian or Persian motifs. I’m sure you’ll agree that these ornate plates definitely fit the bill! I get a definite Egyptian feeling from them but the lotus flowers lean towards the Oriental. The plates are made of... click picture for more info |
| DP1186 |
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This is a very cool Art Deco rosette that could be used with a pressed glass or any other knob that fits. It is made of pressed copper with a dark mottled patina. Nice and straight with no dents, bends or scratches. 2” x 3-5/8” high (maximum dimensions) Doorknob collar 11/16” |
| DP1185 |
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These shiny bronze door plates were made in the late 1800’s during the Victorian era. Although it might not have been the manufacturers intention I think the ornate details look like different style fans that were used by proper ladies at that time. The plates are made of solid pressed bronze and... click picture for more info |
