Front Door Furniture

Lovely quality, quite large solid brass front door security chain with a one piece base. Probably mid Century, might be a bit earlier, it's a lovel...

A fantastic quality reproduction Victorian nickel front door bell mounted on a solid oak plate. These also look great used a servants bell. Comes w...

A fantastic quality reproduction Victorian nickel Claverley bell pull mounted in a solid oak plate, for operating mechanical antique front door bel...

A superb Lichfield bell pull in nickel plated solid brass. This is a really good quality reproduction of an Edwardian example (stamped 1905 on the ...

A reproduction Edwardian nickel Winchester bell pull. This is a really good quality reproduction of an Edwardian example originally reclaimed by th...

A great quality reproduction Victorian nickel front door pull and bell set. The Claverley pull is a faithful Victorian reproduction made using the ...

A superb Edwardian nickel Lichfield bell pull & bell. A really nice complementary set made up with two items from the same quality manufacturer...

A superb reproduction nickel Winchester bell pull & bell, a complete mechanical front door bell. A really nice complementary set made up with t...

A great quality solid brass nickel blanking pulley for manual bell systems. This pulley has a hole in the centre behind the wheel for taking the co...

A great quality nickel extension pulley for use with manual bell systems. This extension pulley can be used for making 90° inside turns or for keep...

A good quality nickel directional pulley for use with manual bell systems. This pulley is for making 90° turns. We have a tab 'fitting' over on the...

Matching Victorian front door numerals in a solid brass, recently removed from a school where they were being used as hook numbers. Cleaned and lig...

Original Brass Numerals, Circa 1930 we assume they are house numerals but they were reclaimed from a local school. They are all closely matched but...

 A quite substantial antique wrought iron front door rim lock, dating from the early 1800s (maybe earlier) best described as a night lock, not sure...

A solid oak stop lock by Owen & Fendelow with its original cast iron key, probably from a front door. The Company existed from the late part of...

An antique mid Victorian stop lock with its original key. Dating from around 1890 and probably from a front door, we think it's some kind of hardwo...

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...