Antique Locks

Trunk with three locks, made in wood, leather and wrought iron. This type of trunks and chest with

These 13 wrought iron locks are all antique locks forged by a blacksmith. All locks have been

openwork fittings and, on the front, three key locks with an openwork lock escutcheon decorated with

plates and petite, fish-shaped locks. Symbols of protection & fortune, fish were a popular motif on the

1900s Antique Korean Brass Fish Locks Set of Four Fish Shaped Lock 7.13 h x 3.5 w x 1.13 d

Optica View Amsterdam Hogesluis & Amstel Locks, Basset Paris c.1770 This is a finely engraved and

has oak fronts, a stepped interior, beautiful original details and working locks. This secretaire also

Lot of locks and tools different sizes and ages. Original keys, good working condition

, original brassware and working locks As fine an example of this model of German cabinet furniture as can

original exterior locks, an extraordinary rarity as such elements were typically the first to be lost over

A pair of 18th century French door locks artfully repurposed into elegant bookends. Each lock

Rideau Canal Locks and Haliburton’s Residence – Pair of 19th Century Canadian Views This

From Northern Spain, constructed of solid pine, called "mobila", the rectangular top with molded edge atop a conforming case housing six drawers with solid pine, raised on a plinth b...

Antique circa 1897 rendering of an Aerial photograph view of the huge complex of the manufacturing company formerly residing in Stamford, Connecticut. Image measures 18 3/4 x 34 1/4...

." James Redaway (1797 - 1858) Eton from the Locks Hand-coloured engraving 27 x 28 cm Redaway's view of

walnut patina. The trunk has three locks because in this period this trunk has the function of safe and

Suitcase by Louis Vuitton, dated 1910 circa. Engraved latch, brown and camel leather.

A remarkable ensemble of six antique wrought iron door locks dating from the late Renaissance

table writing desk with period George Rex stamped locks This piece will honestly leave you

Late 19th century watercolor by F.J. Aldridge "The Double Locks, Exeter Canal". Frederick James

This minature table top sized chest of drawers is unsigned, but presumed to have originated from the United States and date to approximately 1880 and done in a Colonial style. This n...

A Swedish iron safe from the 19th century. This antique Swedish rectangular-shaped iron safe features three chunky padlocks which dangle open from the front top (note that these cann...

This fantastic, original late 17th-century bread cabinet with 2 doors is made of oak and features a unique finish with brass-colored nails/tacks in the doors. With its practical shel...

and ebony. Dresser top features flanking cabinets with locks over spice drawers. Base includes three

walnut. A very heavy piece of furniture with original, working locks. Dimensions: 185H x 120W x 55D cm

, mirrored backsplash, and original brass hardware. Interior shelves are adjustable. Cabinet locks, and key

opening to reveal interior shelving, retaining its 6 original locks and keys

Fabulous late 19th century mahogany commode French circa 1880’s locks. Stamped Mon Kreiger top

An American pine chest of three drawers, original locks and working key with scalloped apron. Very

brass locks and catches. The interior with its original canvas and Louis Vuitton label still present

satinwood marquetry, ornate mounted bronze ormolu, and rouge marble top. Cabinet locks, and key is included

Belgium, circa 1800. This cabinet still has its original locks, which work properly. It has its original

front latches with working locks and keys. The exterior wood has been lacquered black and inside is the

in the style of the Renaissance. One figure is a bearded man with long, flowing locks with gathered

around the kneehole. Original handles and mounts throughout. The locks stamped E GASGOIGNE

original brass hardware and escutcheons add warmth and contrast. Includes working locks with keys. Likely

ADRIAANSEN, original hardware, locks, and capitals, hand-polished with shellac Height: 152.5 cm, Width: 103

linings, back boards and stile legs, original locks, pulls and satyr escutcheons.

". Good vintage condition. Desk locks, and key is included.

Chinoiserie decoration and gilt bronze mounts. Marble top . Original locks and keys

of furniture hardware and locks, which supplied high-quality hardware to designer furniture workshops

early 18th century, c. 1720. Fittings and locks are unfortunately not original. An exceptionally long

original steel locks and pine secondary wood interiors. Origin: Germany Dating: 1820 -1840 ca Dimensions

a mid- century option. One of the two 18th century locks in perfect working order, the other closes

painted interior, brass hardware and working locks. When open, desk measures 33" deep.

base. Original shelf to interior, original door locks and keys and original thick marble tops with

drawers retaining its original locks, pulls and bracket feet. Pine linings. Dating from circa the end of

Copenhagen" motif (Likely were earlier replacements) and faux escutcheon plates with no locks, exposed peg

yet practical storage. The lower section is fitted with a pair of drawers, retaining original locks

buffet has the original gilt bronze trim and hardware, All the doors have working locks and keys, the

. All the brass locks are stamped Russells Security Patent and appear similar in design to Bramah locks

. The lower section contains four spacious drawers with brass fittings, as well as original iron locks

handles and escutcheons remain in situ, together with the original locks, all beautifully patinated and

, circa 1880. Includes one key with functioning locks. c. 1880.

, especially the bedroom.  Working locks and 2 keys. Fully re-polished by hand in our workshop and maintaining

. The keyholes remain as a visual detail, with no locks. Victorian / American Empire influenced pine

then locking it in position with the lever to the right. The top also tilts and locks in place with