Antique Fasteners

The two wooden front doors open to a series of drawers small enough for jewelry or something similar. The fasteners on this piece are the original metallic hinges, handles and accents.

Pair of pawls on wrought iron fork, 17th century. Pair of fasteners made of wrought iron of the type called "hairpin" due to its shape.

It is a fairly large sized brooch and it has an old C type clasp and pin fastener. Marks and era: Unmarked, tests as sterling silver, Victorian era, c1880s Condition: Good used con...

The brass firepit is also fitted with fancy brass handles held onto the rim with copper fasteners affixed with copper rivets, all done by hand!

It has an old c type clasp and pin fastener and a later 9ct yellow gold safety chain.

A Tour-de-Force carved oak barrel drinks set Composed of four barrels and two carafes, with twelve silver gilt and oak glasses from the silversmith Odile Lamy, the entire set rest...

Rectangular board table made of pine wood and turned beech wood legs in the shape of spiral columns, which are joined, two by two, by means of a lower chambrane also carved in spiral...

Whilst most people don’t own a cloak these days (a very unusual pieces of jewellery, which I do not come across very often), there are so many ways this piece of jewellery can be wor...

It has an old c type clasp and pin fastener with a later added safety chain. Marks and era: It is marked on the clasp 9ct, Art Nouveau era, C1900s Condition: Good used condition ov...

It has a old pin and a c type clasp fastener. Condition: Good used condition overall, signs of use and wear commensurate with age.

Excellent condition throughout Authentic and rare, purest beauty of the turn of last century Unless otherwise stated boxes are for presentation only Further Details Below Metal: pl...

Macklowe Gallery Curator's Notes: Fibulae are among the earliest forms of jewelry, serving as cloak fasteners for both men and women. Bronze Age fibulae are typically formed as spira...

The brooch fastens with an old c type clasp and pin fastener. Such a beautiful and unusual design, can be worn in so many ways.

Signed ”Noverdy France”, this beautiful pendant light is suspended from an elegant hand-crafted brass mount with fasteners in the shape of flowers. One socket for E27 (E26) size ligh...

The brace is constructed predominately from cut and hand forged steel panels fastened together with crude eyelets with a very sturdy cast brass fastener on the back and a wooden plat...

It has an old C type clasp and pin fastener. A well made brooch with lots of fine detailing.

The locker was a common fastener in these desks, allowing to extend the storage of important documents and other valuable properties inside drawers and doors closed and locked.

We use only traditional carpentry techniques, no nails or metal fasteners of any kind, just mortise and tenon construction reinforced with hand-cut wooden dowels.

It has a pin and a c type clasp fastener. Condition: Good used condition overall, very slight bend in the pin of the brooch in two places, light patina and surface wear commensurate...

It has a later added secure brooch fastener so is a versatile piece too and can be worn as both a brooch and a pendant.

Walnut wood, with wrought iron fasteners and one piece board. Baroque style lira leg table, entirely made of walnut, with carved profile legs and rectangular one-piece board with sm...

Ojime: An ojime (緒締め), lit. is a bead cord fastener used in Japanese inrō (carrying cases). It is typically under an inch in length.

This brooch is well carved, set into a diamond shaped smooth 9kt gold mount with an old c type clasp and pin fastener and an added safety chain. Italian make c1890s, stamped 9ct.

It has a swirling pattern in blacks, silver and greys, very moulin rouge, it has had some later added black satin straps and it fastens at the back with metal hook and eye fasteners....

The brooch is marked on the reverse 15c, late Victorian era c1890s It has an old C type clasp and pin fastener and an attached safety chain, safety chain is base metal.

The earrings retain their original hinges, and were either meant to be worn as ear ornaments, or possibly cord fasteners. A modern 18k gold post back makes them functional as earring...

It was likely made in the 1930s, but it's also possible that the cameo itself was made even earlier, and the brooch fastener was later added around the 1930s or 1940s.

It fastens with an old c type clasp and pin fastener. Unmarked, tests as 9kt gold, Victorian era, C1860s.

It has a modified C type clasp and pin fastener. A very fine piece this would make for a beautiful gift.

It has an old C type clasp and pin fastener. Approx measurements: 0.65" length 1.75" width Weighs approx 2 grams Condition: Good used condition overall, signs of use and wear comme...

All pieces are marked "Handwrought By Lawton" as they were made by outsider-artist David Lawton, whose last known metalsmith-shop was located in Roanoke, Virginia, in 1949. The earri...

The earrings date as early as the 1890s when screw-back twist fasteners emerged and single-gem stud earrings were fashionable.

Ojime: An ojime (緒締め), lit. is a bead cord fastener used in Japanese inrō (carrying cases). It is typically under an inch in length.

Condition: Good used condition overall, some light surface wear commensurate with age, replacement fastener which is a gold plated spring ring. Approx measurements: 1.75" pendant le...

Along with the distinct twisted-silver toggle necklace fasteners, the glass beads were handcrafted in France by Parisian Louis Rousselet, who was a parurier to Gabrielle "Coco" Chane...

Please note there is no fastener as the necklace was designed to slip over the head.

It has an old C type clasp and pin fastener but this is loose when closed, may benefit from a safety chain.

The chambranas have been carved with simplified plant shapes, and the fasteners feature disk decoration and balustrade shapes.

Ojime: An ojime (緒締め), lit. is a bead cord fastener used in Japanese inrō (carrying cases). It is typically under an inch in length.

On the burgundy finely-braided silk obijime cord that suspends the inro hang adjustable ojime fasteners of glazed earthenware, which are hand-painted with underglaze and overglaze en...

Walnut table with rectangular top that has two legs in a very particular shape called “Saint Anthony” and two curved fasteners in wrought iron with discs. Both the wood in which it i...

The buffet or table that holds barguen~era is carved legs insured by lower chambrana (also machined with a given center) together and to the cover by curved metal fasteners capped sc...

In addition to the topaz-color glass hearts in the amusing necklace, its copper-color filigree hearts depict camellias like the carved-galalith button fastener of the bracelet. The i...

It's built around a clever skeleton of wood peg and ball joints and metal fasteners which can be posed in a multitude of ways.

The construction method is with mortise and pegged fasteners and all the woods show the scribe and tool marks from joiners' hand-making process.

The buffet or table that holds barguen~era is turned legs insured by lower chambrana (also machined with a given center) together and to the cover by curved metal fasteners capped sc...

The tunic and knee-length breeches are also made from cotton drill and feature four patch pockets, with nickel-plated paper fasteners for buttons, real leather Sam Browne belt and ho...

Our opinion: A sentimental jewel, the padlock is a fastener of the loved one, in the shape of a heart confirms this symbol very common in all Europe of the nineteenth century.