Antique Keyholes

keyhole is covered by Mercury macaroon with polished sunbursts. The secretaire represents the First French

fitted with their original locks, Ormolu keyhole escutcheons and circular drawer pulls. Each drawer is

crossbanding and fine chequered stringing, complemented by brass swan neck handles and keyhole escutcheons. The

. Noteworthy details include the refined S-shaped keyholes and the original rotating bar lock. The interior is

with bold foliate scrolled Ormolu handles and keyhole escutcheons, while separated by veneered cross

richly textured and evokes a sense of time passing and layering. Each shelf is equipped with keyhole

original brass knob hardware and keyhole escutcheons. The fluted pilaster columns framing each side are a

pulls have been changed to simple circular wooden keyhole escutcheons.

center stage. Fluted corner details, original keyholes, and classic pulls further reinforce its period

Ormolu keyhole escutcheons. The sensational quarter veneered top showcases a bombee shape and an

Bay NY. Solid oak frame with seat upholstered in off white Naugahyde. Accented by keyhole cutout in

delicate floral rosettes, flank decorative brass keyhole escutcheons on every drawer, preserving the

foliate keyhole escutcheons. To each side are carved elongated panels with scalloped and mottled borders

a central vertical alignment of pierced keyholes. The case sides are rounded, the apron is scalloped

an unknown time. Original 18th century locks and key. The brass keyhole plates are not original but

designs with original keyholes, resting on turned legs and a shaped lower shelf accented with a matching

appearance. Subtle ornamental details, such as the original brass keyhole escutcheon and the finely fitted

, two spacious drawers are fitted with period-appropriate metal pulls and keyholes, offering discrete

timeless presence. It is finished with a charming heart-shaped padlock clasp, complete with keyhole

integrated keyholes. Above the drawers, open shelving adds both visual lightness and practical storage. The

original lock with a keyhole and wrought iron key, a detail that adds character and historical authenticity

with keyhole to lock . Shell carved knees on cabriole legs. Trifid feet.

testament to the high quality craftsmanship. The keyhole is also dressed with a cover and large hand

for the keyholes are however probably original. The locks are still present, but its worth noting that

are separated with Ormolu mounts. The two drawers are centered with Ormolu keyhole escutcheons and

sliding the brass keyhole mechanism to the right. Condition Report: This is an authentic antique and

frame with seat upholstered in off white Naugahyde. Accented by keyhole cutout in backrest and pegged

gilt bronze pulls and keyhole escutcheons, along with a discreet fourth drawer concealed beneath the

, designed to store different varieties of tea. The side brass ring handles and keyhole further enhance its

keyhole lock at the front. The wood frame is constructed with hinged sides, and the design suggests a

, hence the keyhole-shaped hole at the back. Original clock mechanism, weights and pendulum. The

. The drawer is also decorated by a central pierced Ormolu keyhole escutcheon with a top tied bow and an

matching keyhole escutcheons, all supported by classic bracket feet. Its diminutive scale makes it a rare

that underscore its commanding presence. A masterfully concealed keyhole lies hidden beneath the lion

plate with round and floral bosses flanking the keyhole, and fitted with rounded pulls on flower-form

distinctive faux bois (wood grain) effect that adds to the visual richness, while the original keyholes remain

. Brass keyholes and hardware add a touch of period authenticity, while the interior shelving offers

a late 19th century Caucasian Shirvan Rug with an infamous keyhole motif Details rug no. j3923

background. The drawers are also finished with an outer Ormolu foliate trim and charming Ormolu keyhole

keyhole to open the safe. The internal locking mechanisms and key must are still original and work

and gives the trunk a depth and authenticity that modern finishes cannot imitate. The original keyhole

keyhole escutcheons and key. At the top is an additional drawer separated by a crossbar and fitted with an

. The dove-tailed drawers (5 in all) have recessed-panel fronts, with upper drawers fitted with keyhole

features a gently shaped form with carved floral ornamentation along the sides and a central keyhole at the

“batwing” escutcheons, or keyhole covers. The chest rests on a separate base set with barley twist legs all

-related patina Upper compartment has a keyhole, but no key is present, so it cannot be locked Sliding

dainty brass keyhole adds a layer of mysterious, old-world charm, suggesting a storied history as a

… and a brass keyhole with a working key! Lift the lid to expose tons of inside storage bearing brass

Antique chest of drawers in mahogany from the 1860s. With 7 drawers. Inspected and keyholes

ornamental panels and a central arched portal panel framed by turned spindle pilasters with a iron keyhole

spacious drawers that glide easily using brass ring pulls; note that keyhole escutcheons are only

undivided cabinet for (less visible) storage and organization. The drawers retain their keyhole escutcheons

durability. The façade features four faux drawers with false keyholes, disguising the true locking system. A

. Solid redwood construction pairs beautifully with original brass accents—a gleaming keyhole and front

understated opulence. Vertical brass hardware, including keyholes and escutcheons, are visible, indicating

designed drawers showcasing wonderful and original patinated Bronze pulls and keyhole escutcheons placed

keyhole, escutcheon plate, its interior with remnants of the original silver leaf. The piece appears to