Antique Keys

A particularly impressive example of French Art Deco furniture, combining luxurious materials, strong geometric form and excellent craftsmanship. Key Details Period: French Art Dec...

Below the top is a single drawer which is fitted with a pin cushion and compartments.  Working lock and key.  Further inlay and stringing flows do the 4 tapered legs.

Working locks with original keys. Measurements Lower cabinet: Width: 101 cm Depth: 49 cm Upper cabinet Depth: 29 cm Height: 109 cm Writing flap: Height: 72 cm Depth: 37 cm Total ...

Escutcheons and what appear to be functional locks are present, but no key was found with the piece. The turned legs feature brass trim and brass-capped feet.

The door lock is stamped “BRAMAH LONDON” and is accompanied by a key. This identifies the lock manufacturer; the cabinetmaker remains unidentified.

Lock is present, a later key is also present but does not activate the lock.

The face of the box contains a steel key and two triangular key slots for screwing the box down during travel between campaigns.

Attributed to Magnus Dagestad, and it includes its original lock and key. Ideal for storage while adding rustic charm to any space.

Beside her stands a boy in brown clothing and headgear; he holds a glass of wine in his right hand and points with his left toward a platter on the table, which also holds two keys, ...

The original pendulum is included; no winding key is supplied. Details: Dimensions: Height 50 cm (19.7 in.); Width 28 cm (11.0 in.); Depth 14 cm (5.5 in.)

Classic English Victorian chest of drawers crafted from mahogany Circa 1840 The top actually lifts up to reveal a storage department - please see photos Elegant bow front with beaut...

Minor losses, scratches, marks, fading and age-related wear to the wood and inlay. The key is missing. All consistent with age and use and contributing to the box’s authentic antique...

The six larger drawers have escutcheons and a key for opening. Flanked on either side by turned columns with decorative patinated brass capitals.

A series of meticulously rendered borders frames the central design, incorporating classical Chinese elements such as the Greek key meander and stylized cloud bands. The precision of...

The intricately carved walnut base displays outstanding Victorian craftsmanship, with turned spindle supports, carved scroll brackets, decorative finials, circular carved medallions,...

This is the only group of furniture that he used this specific key thru tenon construction style. The seat is with black leather and the wood is oak.

Framed by a traditional Greek key border and an outer geometric trellis, this piece maintains formal structure despite its highly imaginative interior scene.

Painted gilt lines outline the four paneled doors, set beneath three drawers with brass hardware. Five keys are included. Interior is painted pale green.

A Tuareg wood and metal-mounted chest,19th century, North or West African, of rectangular form with white metal, brass and copper-inlaid geometric decoration, the hinged lid with fur...

The Tantalus comes with a fully working lock and tasselled key.

Fobs were originally functional accessories, traditionally suspended from a watch chain and used to carry or display a small seal, key, or other personal item. During the Victorian e...

The overhanging rectangular top sits above a beautifully carved openwork apron, decorated throughout with the classic key fret (leiwen) motif, a traditional symbol of longevity and c...

Additionally highlighted by thin inlayed, ebonized frames and a heart-shaped inlayed key blade, this antique cabinet is unmatched. A traditional hand polished shellac finish finalize...

This beautifully proportioned bookcase features a warm original oak finish and a single glass door with a functional key lock, providing an elegant enclosed space for books, collecti...

Race Details Date / Year: 1905 Location: Newmarket, England Race: Jockey Club Cup (2 1/4 miles) Horse: Pretty Polly (4-year-old filly) Jockey: Bernard Dillon Trainer: Peter Gilp...

The cabinet is dry scraped by hand down to the original paint that shows the history of the cabinet with a rustic surface and distressed paint where the pine underneath shines throug...

The natural pine drawer knobs are original to the piece with the exception of one knob, see last photo, which is a replacement. The replacement key with a new blue tassel turns in th...

The cupboard retains its original brass handles, fittings and key and is raised elegantly on turned legs. Particularly attractive is the mahogany itself, displaying a rich, warm colo...

A single glazed front door, retaining its original key, opens to reveal two internal shelves, creating three generously proportioned display areas suitable for porcelain, glassware, ...

The table is also complete with its key. The table is raised upon finely turned legs terminating in traditional pad feet, creating a graceful silhouette while providing a strong and...

The cabinet retains its original key. Standing 166 cm high while measuring only 34 cm deep, this is a particularly versatile display cabinet, providing substantial exhibition space ...

The cabinet retains its original key and is presented in very good antique condition, with appropriate signs of age and use consistent with its early 20th-century origin.

The cabinet retains its working key. With a particularly shallow depth of only 28 cm, this is an exceptionally versatile display cabinet, providing useful exhibition space without p...

The bookcase retains its key and fittings. For easier transportation and installation, the piece separates into two principal sections.

Presented in excellent antique condition and accompanied by a functioning key. The substantial construction and quality of the timber reflect the high standard of craftsmanship evide...

The bureau is accompanied by its key and presents as a particularly handsome example of early English cabinet furniture.

These formal elements are framed by a complex inner border utilizing the traditional Greek key pattern, providing a strong architectural structure to the overall design.

Marked with original manufacturers tag on the inside of the right door. Lock and key in good working order. Please note, that we have also have this version executed in red stained b...

Although the internal locking mechanisms is still intact and original, at some point the key must have been lost and a new key and key cylinder were created.

The drawers’ locks are intact and in working order with their accompanying key. Framing the drawers are two fluted panels that recall ionic columns, in keeping with the Louis XVI st...

Later replacement lock and key.

Age-related wear and patina throughout. One key included. Drawers open and close smoothly.

Note also the beautiful, very impressive key plate on the door. The wardrobe is in very neat condition and has only undergone minimal restorations.

It has its original handles, working locks, and keys. This is an absolutely unique piece!     Condition: In really excellent condition, having been beautifully cleaned, French polis...

Regency Mahogany Box on stand, Figured Mahogany Top, with Satinwood Banded & ebony boxwood line inlay, Original lock with working key, open to reveal unfitted box [Originally fiite...

A prominent side panel depicts a figure carrying a parasol across a bridge, with selected details modeled in low relief to give the scene depth. Greek-key borders articulate the side...

Top quality bowed sideboard of small proportions, drawers to the centre with brass ring handles, bowed doors wither side with shelving, breakfront, original working key, in excellen...

Hand-forged wrought iron lock plates, strap hinges, and original working keys. Often lined with historic blockprinted or Florentine decorative paper or left in raw aged plank.

Known for his delicate draftsmanship and atmospheric genre compositions, Chaperon contributed actively to French publications and commercial illustration alongside his fine art produ...

A useful antique dining table with flexible proportions, suitable for everyday use while still offering additional space when required. Key Features * Victorian mahogany extending di...

The piece retains its original handles and fittings and is complete with its key, attractive surviving details that contribute greatly to its authentic period character.

The two side cabinets open to reveal two curved interior shelves, while the two central doors open to reveal a single interior shelf. The included key should be used as a pull only. ...

The chest of drawers desk has a wealth of carved detailing on the base with key pulls and provides both excellent storage and a writing desk with the drop down front lid.

Retaining its functioning key-locking doors with key, this large and highly decorative cabinet would work beautifully as a dining room hutch, library cabinet, bar cabinet, display pi...

Brass lock broken on the end. No key. DIMENSIONS H 17 in. W 20.5 in. D 15.5 in.

Below the writing compartment are spacious drawers retaining their original locks, accompanied by one key. Brass hardware accents the exterior, while the smaller upper drawer is fitt...

Cervelli, with his loose and rapid brushwork and his use of light, vivid pigments, stands out as one of the key transitional figures between the solemnity of the 17th century and the...

The front features a keyboard composed of several columns of circular celluloid keys, while the top is crowned by a decorative indicator bearing the word "cassa”.

Constructed from broad pine boards, the door retains an extensive collection of functional and decorative hardware, including hand-forged iron hinges, locking mechanisms and key escu...

Fitted interior and conforming brass mounted case with side flush handles. Key.