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33 results for "escutcheon"
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Absolutely stunning dark patina-coated doorknob escutcheon! A vase of one flower, encircled by a spiked, gothic oval, and trimmed with squat, equal-armed crosses. Morticia approved.Condition: Good antique condition. Magnetic, gorgeous darker patina, some surface wear commensurate with age. Mounting hardware...
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This escutcheon is a unique find for sure, not your average shape or style and that's what we love about it! Streamline grooves and a generous helping of handsome patina make this solid brass piece truly one of a kind....
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The perfect back plate for a house with a darker finishes. Simple shape, rare finish. Condition: Great antique condition, with only some minor surface wear and scratches. Sold individually, mounting hardware not included. Dimensions:- Height: 5 1/2" - Width: 1...
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Clifton Pattern by Reading Hardware Company from the early 1900's. These two escutcheons are draped in garland and dripping with Victorian flavor. Condition: Great antique condition. One has some darker spots than the other one, and a few small scratches, as...
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A very unique japanned finish resembling tiger stripes, on a very Victorian cast bronze escutcheon. What more is there to say? Condition: Good antique condition, with some surface wear commensurate with age. Stamped "2884" on back. Mounting hardware not included....
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This escutcheon's got style for days! Bright, shiny brass and nifty curved designs combine to make a fun and funky statement that'll give you the coolest front door on your block. Condition: Good vintage condition. Some patina, as well as...
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These European door plates are slim and uncomplicated. Handsome, classic brass with simple, oval keyhole covers. Condition: Good antique condition. There is some paint splatter and oxidization commensurate with age. Sold individually, mounting hardware not included. Dimensions: Height: 8 7/8" Width:...
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This escutcheons are boasting some gorgeous texture and rosy brass finish. Graceful side lines and a place for turn thumbs, if you need. Condition: Very good used condition, hardly any wear on surfaces. Sold individually, mounting hardware not included. Dimensions:-...
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These escutcheons are eye catchers! This European shape could really dress up a door and put the chic in your antique style! Condition: Decent antique condition, with some surface wear. Finish on one is significantly more damaged than the other....
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These bronze Art Nouveau escutcheons from Sargent are part of their "Marion" line, and were produced throughout the first quarter of the 20th century. These particular escutcheons were made for smaller mortise locks and French doors, so they're a little...
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These brass-plated stamped steel escutcheons live up to the skyscraper style! They are just a taller, more slender version of the iconic Art Deco plate. Condition: Good vintage condition. Some old paint on sides, scratches, dirt and wear on surfaces....
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These Deco door plates really have a lot going for them. The slender line denotes a real aristocracy and elegance while the stylized flowers have an organic softness to them. A great design to feature on your doors. Condition: Excellent...
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Large floral heavy stamped copper escutcheons. Dating from the early 1900's. These have a lovely floral design with faux rivets up each side. Condition: Good antique condition, some wear on surfaces as shown. Sold individually. Dimensions:- Height: 7 5/8"- Width:...
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This design hails from the 1880s, and exemplifies the Victorian fascination with all things they considered "foreign." The designs are inspired by Arabic script and design motifs (though there is no actual legible Arabic to be found here), and the...
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These heavy. solid brass escutcheons are a great way to dress up your door! These plates have incredible deep casting and high relief. with gorgeous florals making their way in through a geometric motif. Condition: Good antique condition. Surface wear...
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These escutcheons from the early 1910s boast beautiful Art Nouveau detailing, and would add an elegant touch to any door. These are part of Yale & Towne's "Vigo" design line, featuring sweeping vines and leaves, along with subtle swirls and...
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This set is not too tall but dark and handsome all the same! A beautiful black-brown finish over copper, this reproduction is ready to restore a door's look or add spice to your space. Condition: Excellent condition, with a little...
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Keeping it simple, these Niles Chicago door feature a lovely worn nickel finish with shades of brass showing through. Some of the oldest door hardware we regularly see out on the west coast, these plates are designed to be used...
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Although this shiny, beautiful configuration of bronze has seen a few years, it's made well and ready for a few years more! Includes 2 knobs, 2 escutcheons, set screws, and spindle. Bronze set with a shiny lacquer on the surface....
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These exquisite door knob sets and lock, have been inspected, oiled and are in working order. Not only are they shining examples of the style but the keys are also included. Condition: Excellent antique condition, fully functional and in beautiful...
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Gorgeous Victorian door hardware in the iconic Roanoke pattern made by Corbin c. 1900. This set really reminds you how the Victorians made everything beautiful. To top it off - they're made of bronze! Condition: Excellent antique condition. Some surface...
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Sometimes hardware needs to be just the right size. A small and rare find!Condition: Some light tarnish and wear consistent with its age. Mounting hardware not included. Dimensions:- Overall diameter: 1 1/2"- Opening diameter: 1/2"- Screw to screw: 1 1/8"-...
es·cutch·eon (aka. door back plates) /əˈskəCHən/ noun: escutcheon a shield or emblem bearing a coat of arms. a flat piece of metal for protection and often ornamentation, around a keyhole, door handle, or light switch. Origin: late 15th century: from Anglo-Norman...
