1890s Steel Aesthetic Sargent Passage Door Knob Set

$150.00

SOLD

This Vernacular style four fold right hand out swing passage steel door knob set was made by Sargent in the 1890 catalog. It is part of the H-26100 group. The original mounting screws are not available. Priced as two door knobs, two back plates, mortise, strike plate, and a spindle. Good condition with surface wear from prior use.

Inventory no.

Q287739

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Sold as

Set

Dimensions

Knob 2.25 in. diameter x 2.25 in. D, plate 5.5 in. H x 1.625 in. W x 0.375 in. D, lock box 3.625 in. H x 3.125 in. W x 0.5 in. D, back set 2.5 in., drop 2.25 in., faceplate 5.25 in. H x 0.875 in. W x

Weight

2 lb.

Finish

Antique bronze

Composition

Steel

Period

1890s

Style

Vernacular

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