Antique & Period Door Furniture

An antique mid 1800s left handed Victorian oak front door stop lock by Sam Walker & Co with wrought iron banding. Probably 1870ish & refurb...

An early 1800s Georgian oak stop lock, recently removed from a Church door. It was actually on an internal door but would be ideal on a period fron...

A nice quality teak escutcheon with a beehive design and a solid brass backplate. A style which was popular from the Georgian period right through ...

Lovely quality quite large teak escutcheons with a full beehive design and a brass back plate.  We've had almost identical versions antique Victori...

Lovely quality quite large teak escutcheons with a 3/4 beehive design and a brass back plate.  We've had almost identical versions antique Victoria...

Lovely quality quite large teak escutcheons with a half beehive design and a brass back plate.  We've had almost identical versions antique Victori...

Matching original rosewood escutcheons with a brass back plate, early 1900, could be a little later. Lightly refinished and will accommodate 99% of...

Matching ebonised antique escutcheons from the late 1800s/early 1900s. Lightly refinished & waxed and will accommodate 99% of mortice and rim l...

Lovely quality quite large solid ebony escutcheons with a full beehive design and a brass back plate.  We've had almost identical versions antique ...

Lovely quality quite large solid ebony escutcheons with a half beehive design and a brass back plate.  We've had almost identical versions antique ...

A fantastic quality reproduction Victorian ebony beehive escutcheon. Traditionally most doors had a rim lock or latch on one side, escutcheons were...

A fantastic quality reproduction Victorian ebony beehive escutcheon. Traditionally most doors had a rim lock or latch on one side, escutcheons were...

Lovely mid Victorian antique mahogany finger plates with beehive finials. The screw on finials cover the countersunk screw holes, these are lovely ...

Good quality oval finger plates in a solid Rosewood from the 1920s or maybe the 30s. Each plate has had been lightly refinished and waxed. Sold sin...

Nice quality matching antique ebonised finger plates from the early part of the 1900s, I think they might be pine. We've described them as Edwardia...