Q288712

Antique Otis Cast Brass Elevator Indicator Plate

$125

SOLD

1900s Otis made brass elevator plate featuring an elongated rectangular shape with rounded ends and egg & dart detailing around the edge. The plate has two circular openings: the top one contains a translucent present floor indicator and the bottom one is for the down button. Inscribed on the back 1672SW4. The original mounting screws and buttons are not available. Good condition with surface wear from prior use. One available.

Inventory no.

Q288712

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Sold as

Single

Dimensions

8.25 in. H x 2.375 in. W x 0.5 in. D, button hole 0.75 in. diameter

Width (in.)

2.375

Height (in.)

8.25

Depth (in.)

0.5

Weight

14 oz.

Finish

Antique brass

Composition

Brass, Plastic

Color

Clear

Period

1900s

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