Q283204

Antique Polished Brass Branford Vernacular Passage Door Knob

$95

SOLD

The Branford Lock Works was a historic lock manufacturing company located in Branford, Connecticut. It operated from 1861 to 1894. The company was known for producing a variety of locks and related hardware during its years in operation. In 1894, Branford Lock Works was purchased by Yale & Towne, another prominent lock manufacturing company of the time.

This Vernacular style 3 fold door knob was made by Branford in the 1886 catalog. It is part of the G-10300 group. It is made of brass with an antique finish. This is in good antique condition. One available.

Inventory no.

Q283204

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Sold as

Single

Dimensions

2.125 in. diameter x 1.75 in. D

Depth (in.)

1.75

Diameter (in.)

2.125

Weight

5 oz.

Finish

Polished brass

Composition

Brass

Period

1880s

Style

Vernacular

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