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$150.00

Norwalk offered a number of patterns during the Victorian era that remain well known today, and this is one. With classic Aesthetic Movement motifs like the cottage shingles, stylized flowers, circle accents and abstracted urn and plant device, this pattern was popular in its day. Sturdy cast bro...

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$125.00

Simple yet decorative Colonial Revival door hardware like this beaded oval design was used in countless bungalows, foursquares and Dutch Colonials from the turn of the century well into the 1920s, regardless of the style of the house. Though these particular sets show the authentic wear of a ...

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$80.00

Bower whaaat?? Developed by Professor Barff in the 1870s and improved by George Bower and his son Anthony by the early 1880s, the Bower-Barff process used high heat and gases to create a coating of magnetic oxides on the surface of Iron and steel, rendering the metal "rustless." Yale & ...

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$200.00

On this pair of heavily beveled, plated-steel push plates we find an unusual example of the warmth and drama of a finish that was common between 1900 and 1920, yet remains poorly understood today - mottled or oxidized copper. Consisting of bold patterns of relieved copper highlight on a darkly a...

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$8.00

A simple and straightforward economy floor door stop in the dull coppery-bronze finish popular after World War II on commercial and residential hardware. These diecast aluminum new-old-stock examples were made by Sargent and were item number OP204.

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$12.00

A simple and elegant floor door stop in the dull coppery-bronze finish popular after World War II on commercial and residential hardware. These new-old-stock examples were made by the Safe Padlock and Hardware Co. and were item number 02650-10.

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$155.00

On this pair of wide-bevel, plated-steel push plates we find an interesting example of the warmth and drama of a finish that was common between 1900 and 1920, yet remains poorly understood today - mottled or oxidized copper. Consisting of bold patterns of relieved copper highlight on a darkly an...

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$475.00

Here we are fortunate to offer a complete set of Neo-Grec cast bronze door hardware by Russell & Erwin, complete with hinges, lock, and strike plate. This knob design is pretty famous among R&E patterns - it was designed by William Gorham and patented (D7093) in 1874, yet it was such a be...

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$475.00

Here we are fortunate to offer a complete set of Neo-Grec cast bronze door hardware by Russell & Erwin, complete with hinges, lock, and strike plate. This knob design is pretty famous among R&E patterns - it was designed by William Gorham and patented (D7093) in 1874, yet it was such a b...

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$400.00

Here we are fortunate to offer a complete set of Neo-Grec cast bronze door hardware by Russell & Erwin, complete with hinges, lock, and strike plate. This knob design is pretty famous among R&E patterns - it was designed by William Gorham and patented (D7093) in 1874, yet it was such a be...

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$450.00

Here we are fortunate to offer a complete set of Neo-Grec cast bronze door hardware by Russell & Erwin, complete with hinges, lock, and strike plate. This knob design is pretty famous among R&E patterns - it was designed by William Gorham and patented (D7093) in 1874, yet it was such a b...

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$300.00

Is the odd, flared item meant to act as a fisheye viewer of sorts, or is it perhaps a mouthpiece designed to aid in keeping the secrecy of a muttered password? If this does date from the '20s-- our best guess, though it may be older-- it's easy to imagine it as speakeasy door hardware. Whatever ...

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$175.00

Though quite common in older houses, door hardware in the Romance Revival styles can be hard to find in salvage yards and antique stores - maybe because we aren't tearing down our 1930s houses willy-nilly). This set, which is probably from rather late in the trend, has a classic forged trim silh...

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$125.00

Around the turn of the century, the hardware industry shifted its less expensive lines to "wrought" or heavy stamped patterns like this one by Sargent, known as the RD design. Economical yet still able to include high levels of detail, wrought hardware became commonplace in the tens of thousands...

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$125.00

Sargent’s “Alby” pattern was probably the most popular of all the Art Nouveau designs introduced by manufacturers around the turn of the century. Modeled in an elegant and well proportioned way which appealed to a public that wasn’t fully embracing the new Art Nouveau trend, this pattern found i...

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$185.00

“Ceylon” by P. & F. Corbin was one of the most popular of the late Aesthetic-era hardware patterns, combining all the great Anglo-Japanese motifs in a classic, accessible, and affordable wrought bronze design that kept it in hardware catalogs well into the 20th century. This basic passage se...

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$500.00

One of the most popular of the high-end Aesthetic Movement hardware designs of the 1880s, "Ivy" was designed by J.J. Kennedy for the Branford Lock Works and patented in January of 1884 (No. 14,536). Both remarkably ornate and yet subtle in its finely textured relief (notice the finely engraved i...

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$175.00

Retaining traces of their original copper plating, these striking and hard-to-find cast iron "Florian" push plates were produced by Yale & Towne of Stamford, Connecticut and date to around the turn of the century. The "Florian" pattern was introduced during the transitional period when Vi...

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$95.00

The circle motif at the top and bottom of the escutcheons echoes the pleasantly simple design of the knobs. Made of stamped steel with brass plating. The brass has acquired a patina and is lightly worn. Note: All the escutcheons have keyholes. $('#order_cart_line_item_quantity').attr('disab...

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$175.00

Made by the Reading Hardware company, this lovely pattern is called "Malden". The design is beautiful, balancing areas of filigree with unembellished areas that are only subtly textured. The quality of the casting is also fine, capturing the detailed modeling of the ornate designs. The original ...

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$150.00

Made by Sargent. Brushed anodized aluminum finish. Original installation instructions and template included. Note: Despite what its box says, this is not a locking door set. $('#order_cart_line_item_quantity').attr('disabled','disabled');

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$200.00

These bronze doorsets have nicely cast detail. The leaf design on the knobs is repeated at the top of the escutcheon. Note: Mounting screws for escutcheons not included. $('#order_cart_line_item_quantity').attr('disabled','disabled');

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$700.00

Sometimes called "old man winter," with the foliage around the rim we think this design is more likely "green man" - a common medieval and renaissance architectural motif. We have included two Victorian rosettes that are not original to the knobs, but are of similar vintage. Note that one knob h...

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$175.00

This doorset-- the "Stanwich" pattern by Lockwood-- is made of cast bronze, and the fineness of its casting is hard to convey in a photo. The quality of detail is rather amazing, really, and it adds up to a design that's both precise and organic. The patina that the bronze has acquired is warm a...

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$250.00

Lovely, unique and warmly reflective; for a special location. $('#order_cart_line_item_quantity').attr('disabled','disabled');

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$150.00

This spiffy Mid-Century set has a satin anodized aluminum finish. New old stock-- original box included. Original installation template included, as well. $('#order_cart_line_item_quantity').attr('disabled','disabled');

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$150.00

Before you become too entranced by these admittedly captivating doorsets, note the wee dimensions of their rosettes-- they won't come anywhere near covering a modern, standard bore. If that's not a concern, come closer... they're quite pretty and would be especially beautiful on French doors or ...

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$175.00

A popular doorset design from Yale & Towne in a Flemish Renaissance motif, this pattern is one that has withstood the test of time and remains beautiful and appealing today. Knobs include their distinctive Yale "triplex" proprietary spindles. $('#order_cart_line_item_quantity').attr('disa...

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