Antique & Period Finger Plates

Beautiful quality antique finger plates by W&R Leggott in a vivid cast Pink brass. They weigh as much as a pair of door handles, with a classic...

A fantastic quality reproduction Art Nouveau brass finger plate finger or sometimes called push or door plate . Traditionally for protecting the fi...

Lovely heavy cast brass antique finger plates with a Victorian/Gothic shape to and bottom. These are the 10in version and date from around 1900, th...

Really unusual late 1800s antique Arts & Crafts finger plates. Quite unusual to come across these pressed brass ones that are still usable (in ...

A fantastic quality reproduction Victorian brass finger/push plate. Traditionally for protecting the finish on a door from finger & hand marks....

Lovely matching antique Edwardian finger plates. Circa 1910 the plates are quite a thin casting with a scotia moulding, each plate is stamped with ...

Matching early 1900s cast brass finger plates with a cushioned center and scroll at the bottom. Quite thin, possibly from upstairs doors (we have i...

A solid brass antique Edwardian 'PUSH' finger plate, Circa 1910. Solid brass plate with an enamel inlaid 'PUSH' in a very Edwardian style font. The...

Matching solid Yellow brass door finger plates, recently reclaimed from a Hotel on the South Coast. These are ever so slightly wider than the avera...

Fantastic sets of antique Edwardian classical style finger plates, designed to go on one side of the door, larger one above the handle, smaller one...

Matching brass finger plates with a cherub design and an Edwardian style border, these are quite a thick brass pressing and an embossed design. We ...

A fantastic quality reproduction Victorian brass lincoln finger plate. Traditionally for protecting the finish on a door from finger & hand mar...

A pair of antique pierced brass door handle and key surrounds, dating from the early part of the 1800s. They came from quite a large period door an...

A set of 5 small Black ceramic finger plates dating from around 1910 to 1930ish, with an Gothic style moulding, cleaned, ideal for matching in exis...