Antique & Period Hardware

Reclaimed numbered iron hooks from a factory clearance, they aren't overly old but they have some use, the inserts are plastic, but the typeface is...

A collection of 4 large copper numbers, probably early 1900s. No idea what they were used for, perhaps front door numerals. Unlacquered, they will ...

An early 1900s Bakelite domestic light switch, it's been tested on a simple 12v circuit  Sold singly. Condition: Good condition Sizes & info Fi...

A 1930s square Bakelite domestic light switch in an Art Deco style, it's been tested and works. Condition: Good working condition. Sizes & info...

A pair of wrought iron reclaimed door straps, the style generally seen on cottage doors. All the lose material has been removed and finished with a...

A late 1800s cast iron double pulley wheel, originally used for clothes airers and the like. Screw threaded on one end for screwing into wood or in...

A pair of new old stock iron brackets, with a 20mm stop at the end of the bracket. Probably based on an original pair of cistern brackets. Sold as ...

Matching late Victorian solid brass antique sash window fasteners with a beehive knob and finial. The style where the fastener slides over a slot o...

Great quality late Victorian/Edwardian antique sash window fasteners with a beehive finial. Each one has had a light clean and a polish.  Sold sing...

Lovely quality solid brass matching antique Victorian sash window fasteners by William Tonk & Sons. Also stamped 'Hutchings Patent' on the knob...

A great working example of a mid to late Victorian bell with brass hardware, possibly originally part of a larger set of servants bells but will eq...

A stunning antique mid Victorian cast brass bell pull, fully sprung so could work as a front door bell pull, but it was probably an internal pull. ...

A lovely example of an early to mid Victorian solid cast brass internal Victorian antique servants pull with a gadrooned knob. Quite an elaborate w...

Possibly the most ornate call lever we've ever had, stamped William Tonk & Sons on the inside the lever & probably dates from around 1880. ...

A Victorian or possibly late Georgian 6 way brass linkage for a servants bell system. It was probably situated near the set of bells and took the c...