Antique Iron Lock

The doors secure with a classic central brass or iron locking pin mechanism featuring fish-shaped pulls, symbolizing wealth and abundance.

Thanks to a traditional Chinese iron lock, the doors open on three shelves and two hidden drawers.

Antique safe from the restoration period with internal walnut structure and iron cladding decorated with studs, from Italy, second quarter of the 19th century.

Its bold block feet, warm aged oak patina, and original forged iron lock plate further enhance its authentic character.

Hand-wrought iron safe hand-made in Italy in the early 1800s.

The box is made of typical six plank and joined pegged construction, the box with a hinged lid and hand cut iron strap hinges. The front panel with a deeply carved arcade of interlac...

Antique Italian Iron Safe with Complicated Locking Mechanism Italy, early 19th century This compact yet substantial antique Italian safe is constructed of heavy iron plate and retai...

Constructed entirely by hand from heavy wrought iron, the door retains its original forged surface with beautiful centuries- old patina and displays an extraordinarily sophisticated ...

A substantial Victorian cast-iron wheel originating from the Paddington Basin section of London's Regent's Canal, retaining its richly weathered surface and remarkable sculptural pre...

An antique wooden chest from the 16th century, reinforced with wrought-iron hardware and decorative rivets; it retains its original lock and an attractive patina developed over time.

An exceptional and rare 17th century large iron box lock, showcasing the ornate craftsmanship of the Late Renaissance- Early Baroque period.

Note reassembly in the 18th and 19th centuries. Hand forged iron lock. 16th century - France - Normandy Chests, like this one, were transported from castle to castle as they moved.

The lid closes fully, but the clasp naturally rests slightly above the iron lock plate when the chest is shut. Only when you manually press it down does it sit into the keyhole area ...

The gently arched lid, iron lock plate, and rope side handles emphasize its utilitarian origins, while the hand-painted initials on the front lend the piece a distinctly personal cha...

The surface shows marks and wear consistent with long use, giving the box depth and authenticity rather than decoration for its own sake. The original iron lock plate remains in plac...

The front is richly carved with scrolling foliate motifs, while the surface is embellished with a shaped and scalloped gallery back, lending a refined silhouette to the piece. The or...

18th century English carved oak coffer trunk chest coffee table blanket box ~Direct from England~ ~Lovely 18th century English coffee or chest, with traditional English style~ ~Comp...

The top is edged with a simple beaded rim and retains its original tilt-top mechanism and hand-wrought iron locking latch, allowing it to fold upright and tuck against the wall, just...

There are pull handles on either side for transportation. The iron lock remains and appears original to the cabinet.

This large and impressive chest features high quality craftsmanship, incredibly detailed and elaborate exceptionally executed Neo-Classical scenery, finished in rich, bold and vibran...

Forged entirely of hand-worked iron, the tall rectangular form is constructed with vertical strapwork and undulating horizontal supports designed to cradle bottles securely on their ...

The chest retains its original hand-forged iron lock and iron hardware, beautifully complementing the deeply aged oak surface.

19th-century American folk art Heart-shaped forged iron pad lock and key, dated 1875 A remarkable 19th-century American heart-shaped forged iron padlock and key is a true testament ...

Rare small iron safe from the mid-19th century, made entirely of thick sheet iron with a front decorated in a wood-grain laminate, probably printed or paper-based.

Canted lid presents a square panel with foliate relief Scrolled flowerheads and vines adorn the front and side panels Dressed with an iron lock escutcheon with long clasp — key abse...

This antique desk from Spain features a nicely carved front side, filled with square and circular medallions framing flower heads set into a grid pattern, and skirt comprised of a be...

19th century ball-shaped iron box with hook for hanging and a lock.

19th century ball-shaped iron box with hook for hanging and a lock.

Fascinating early Georgian coffer with great proportion and finish Displays a desirable aged patina, in good original order throughout Select oaks stocks present fine grain interest ...

There are pull handles on either side for transportation. The iron lock and key appear original to the cabinet.

The chest is secured with a beautifully detailed iron lock and latch, adding to its historical integrity.

The large hinged mahogany top having a jacaranda timber moulded edge, secured by a wonderful large central iron lock, retaining its original hand forged key, opening to reveal a larg...

The doors open to reveal spacious interior shelving for ample storage, retaining the original forged iron lock, key, and crémaillère (shelf adjuster).

A very large French 17th century Serrure - Lock with 2 keys. A wonderful table top or bookcase object, or install into a cabinet.

The iron strap hinges, interior locking bar, and original key showcase the precision of 18th-century joinery and secure storage methods associated with valuables and documents.

French Master’s Lock 18th Century Ingeniously crafted with a hidden mechanism, this 18th-century French lock known as a serrure de maîtrise, or master’s lock, was likely used by saf...

The double-scroll handles are in pure French Baroque style. The iron lock indicates the importance of the contents and the desire for protection.

There are pull handles on either side for transportation. The iron lock and key remain with the chest. The interior has a row of three drawers with pulls on top.

French Master’s Lock 18th Century Ingeniously crafted with a hidden mechanism, this 18th-century French lock, known as a serrure de maîtrise, or master’s lock, was likely used by sa...

The front is occupied by a large opening flap door veneered in briar inside, hiding a chest of drawers consisting of twelve small drawers and two side doors; they are all decorated w...

The piece retains its original iron lock with large key and working crémaillère locking rod, an authentic and desirable feature rarely preserved.

Fascinating early 18th century chest with appealing English heritage Displays a desirable aged patina, in good original order throughout Select oaks stocks present fine grain interes...

Constructed from solid oak, the coffer stands on turned bun feet and retains its original hand-forged iron lock plate and hinges. The interior reveals traditional period construction...

The tall double doors retain their original forged iron espagnole locking mechanism with interior cremaillère, oversized iron lock, and working key, all remarkable survivals from the...

The lock mechanism is cased in oak and bound in decorative iron embellishments to the front.

Superb chest, with striking William III craftsmanship and generous proportion Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order throughout Quality oak stocks present fine grain inte...

The Box retains its original iron lock and key, beautifully forged, adding both functional integrity and historical charm.

A full-width bottom drawer with warabite pulls and a second shaped iron lock plate, broader in profile than the one above, completes the front.

Its natural grain pattern creates a striking surface that speaks to the rarity and quality of the timber selected by the maker. The original wrought-iron lock and matching key are st...

The chest features four drawers, secured by a full-height central locking bar with riveted iron plates, ring pull, and decorative lock hardware.

While this piece has a simple box-shaped structure, the iron lock fittings accentuate it and give the whole piece a good sense of tension.

The trunk is japanned with red lacquer and was hand painted with Chinoiserie scenes of life in China. There are two iron straps that mount the top to the case. There is also one iron...

The doors are secured by four iron lock plates with their accompanying keys.

The armoire retains its original iron lock, key, and cremaillère, a rare and desirable survival that underscores its authenticity and careful preservation.

Turned feet and original wrought-iron lock hardware complete the piece. A charming and authentic item with a rich patina, ideal for mountain chalets, rustic-elegant interiors, or cou...

Exposed mortise-tenon joints brace the four corners. The iron lock plate features two subtle Buddhism Swastika cutout design.

Two curved framed doors with multiple curved panels all round hanging on external brass fittings. Wrought-iron locking bolts mounted on the left door. Fitted with 2 shelves on the in...

A monumental and exceptionally rare Gothic castle door of the 14th- 15th century, preserving its original hand-forged wrought iron strap hinges, monumental lock, decorative iron fitt...

Very large lock mechanism in forged iron and handcut, formerly painted black.

A true focal point is the original wrought iron lock, now over 400 years old. It remains fully functional and is accompanied by its period hinges and locking mechanism.