Antique Door Latch

the fronts and simple iron plates secure the door latch and round door pulls. The iron details have

. 3 half-barrel hinges and an inner door latch are present. A stain is present on the lower left

Early 20th century set black cast iron door handle with latch. Complete with all the parts. Light

details and the original working latch handsomely preserved. The condition is good with an even paint

This door comes with a latch and knocker. This was last fitted to a farmhouse in the Cotswolds.

Pair of fir doors with iron latch from the eighteenth century. I found them on the mountains of

been removed and clear silicone caulk has been added. Original iron door knob and locking latch

A Pair of late 17th century oak corner cabinets Each with an interior shelf. Left door latches

great distressed look. The doors swing open with a latch on both sides and one side with a handle shown

compartments within a single cabinet, making it a unique and functional piece. Each door latches with original

finished in the original fabric material and has the original door latch. Reminiscent of a bygone era this

which reads "Glorious St Joseph Died For Us" Has its original brass door latch which is a lovely shape

the key escutcheon. It locks the door and acts as a pull. Left doors latch on the interior. Condition

Large early 19th century European door lock and latch. This had a custom stand made that was

on this piece appear on the door latch hardware, identifying the French firm Vachette Frères as the

This antique American wall cabinet features pine construction, door with brass latch, and four

used for the drawer pulls and the decorative butterfly hinges and door latch. Copper alloy brackets

pivots that was used to latch the doors (barely visible in photo one on right door inside edge

an upper wood peg; no functioning lock or key is present. Interior left door has new upper latch to

latches hold doors in place, no locks nor keys. Restored, this cupboard is strong, stable and ready to be

aged-brick red. The lock no longer functions; there is an upper metal latch holding the door in place

The cabinet has metal strapping on the doors and a central latch The original paint is very worn and

The cabinet has metal strapping on the doors and a central latch The original paint is very worn and

latches allow doors to open and close easily. The long groove along the top back indicates it likely held

counter space. The lower doors are panel doors. The left having a rustic hidden French-style latch. The

adjustable shelves to each side. The doors with copper latches and the bookcase branded with Limbert name

condition. Forged iron door and latch loop. Door opening measures: 18.5 inches high x 12.5 inches wide

the top, upper right door has an interior metal latch system that snaps in place. Restored strong

paneled construction speak to early craftsmanship and purpose-driven design. One original latch is

left side doors both have latches that secure them to the interior shelves. This cupboard was collected

two interior lights, each dressed with decorative candle sleeve covers. A hinged and latched front

door's interior latch is quite impressive and the top lock is functional. Four removable shelves are

drawers below which a double door cupboard containing a large shelf.  Doors held in place by latches

or key; the left door secures with an interior latch while the right door rests in place, with slight

latch is functional and keeps the door shut. There are some marks on the interior shelves. Overall

do not impact function or overall appeal. The left door secures with a sliding latch at the bottom

wrought iron latches. Doors open to storage with wonderful original light turquoise painted interior

uniform size and two matching cupboards with latched doors. Top separates from bottom for ease of

door is warped on the latch side (I don't know how with every inch of this piece being perfect) the

, functional design. Handcrafted from solid pine, it features a single plank door with iron latch, opening to

cream-white glaze. Brass fire and ash doors with turned knobs and latch details. The interior retains

Bronze Details - cherub faces, door with detailed latch, column motifs, and scalloped arches. Estimated

central perch and two small feeding bowls remain, alongside the original hinged door with ring latch. The

door with a wooden latch, details that speak to both function and decorative intent. Its compact

used to store linens, among other items The cabinet features front doors with a center latch that opens

lower doors with hand-forged iron latches, highlighting its authentic rural origins. The piece is

blue with gray undertones.  Cabinet doors secure in place with latch that locks in place when turned

fleur di lis motif paper lining. The cabinet with two drawers with metal pulls above raised panel doors

, the cabinet features four small doors with traditional wooden latches. Its compact proportions and

door with latch. The top is crowned by an urn with a cascading laurel garland that falls to either side

& eye latch and there is an open slot under the door where a pan or newspaper can be placed for easy

have to look for to notice. The left door has top and bottom locks with the right door having a latch

. Rounding out this piece is a lower, open-back cabinet, with latched double doors. There are holes located

doors are separated by four geometrically carved vertical panels. The center door with an interior latch

is a nice larger size, rear entry with 2 swing doors and latch, single interior chicken wire shelf

solid condition, ready for use. Lower cabinet door has no latch/pull. The age of this cabinet (over 200

deep scrolled pediment top and above two mirrored doors. The doors with a interior wood latch on left