R290901

NYC Public School The Plaza Hotel Dummy Door Knob Set

$375

SOLD

Very unique dummy door knob set with rich New York City history. The bronze door knob Public School City of New York oval entry door knob was made by Sargent in the 1900 catalog. The brass door plate was acquired in 2005 from The Plaza Hotel renovation.

The original mounting screws are not available. Priced as one door knob, one back plate, and a dummy spindle. Good condition with surface wear from prior use. One available.

Inventory no.

R290901

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Sold as

Set

Dimensions

Knob 1.5 in. L x 2.75 in. W x 2 in. D, plate 3 in. W x 10.125 in. H x 0.375 in. D, lock hole 1.25 in. diameter, drop 3.75 in.

Width (in.)

3

Height (in.)

10.125

Depth (in.)

2

Weight

2 lb.

Finish

Polished brass, Polished bronze

Composition

Brass, Bronze

Period

1900s

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