Antique Locks

Late 19th Century French mahogany commode. Locks stamped 'Mon Kreiger'. With excellent quality ormolu mounts and the original marble top.

The door panels are additionally framed by ebonized wooden bars and the fully functional locks are adorned by lovely crafted brass fittings.

The extraordinary naturalism of the facial features, flowing locks of hair, finely sculpted beard, and delicate rendering of the Crown of Thorns demonstrate Clésinger's remarkable ma...

Most of the original brass locks have been removed, and their key has been lost to time.

The bureau retains its original brass handles and escutcheons together with its original locks. An original key operates the fall and all but one of the principal drawer locks, while...

The face is painted in a lifelike way, with finely worked locks of hair and clear eyes, and the green of the bonnet and cape has remained beautiful.

Top 2 drawers fitted with working locks and key, other drawers have had their locks removed and blanked over. 

Original brass hardware and functioning drawer locks with keys. Cabinet interiors have been lined with decorative patterned paper.

The walnut body has three wide, paneled drawers that open smoothly with rectangular brass bail pulls. The drawers’ locks are intact and in working order with their accompanying key.

Finish retains a nice sheen. Working locks and one key with tassel. Brass hardware is not original, but is as found.

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...

Later feet and key escutcheons (period locks but not original to the cupboard) complement the piece, and the cupboard is fitted with period locks. 

The bureau retains three original working locks together with their keys, an especially attractive feature for a piece of this considerable age.

Brass corner fittings and locks provide additional strength, while extensive copper studwork creates an attractive decorative rhythm across the exterior.

Presented and three keys that work all locks.

Small strings of colored beads or ornaments hang among the locks on both sides of his face. Below, two women are shown as busts side by side: the one at the left in profile, facing l...

A gorgeous antique Victorian or Arts & Crafts sideboard, buffet server, or bar cabinet In the manner of Herter Brothers USA, Circa 1890s Beautiful quarter sawn oak, with marble to...

Presented in good antique condition for its age, the chest remains sturdy and functional. Two locks are missing, there is no key, and various historic knocks, marks and surface irreg...

The drawers run on side runners, while old locks remain present although their keys have been lost.

Embellished by artfully made brass fittings, the three cambered drawers can be locked separately with the still original locks and offer much storage space. Another highlight of this...

All drawers still keep the original and fully functionable locks. Adorned by beautiful brass fittings, this fantastic late 18th century Josephinism buffet vitrine has been fully refu...

The brass hardware is original throughout, while all but two of the steel locks are also original. An original working key survives, further contributing to the impressive level of a...

Coquentin, Rue de Vaugirard, Paris". Original locks and keys. Beautifully crafted 19th-century French piece.

The item will be ready to ship approximate 18-21 after purchase following the re-polish. Please note the locks are for show only and are not guaranteed to work.

The piece retains its original locks with keys. The drawers are exceptionally clean, fresh and odour-free.

The emperor is presented with the composed, idealized features associated with Augustan portraiture, his hair arranged in carefully articulated locks across the forehead above a smoo...

This lovely little Louis Vuitton steamer trunk features hand painted stenciled monogram, all honey color lozine trim, solid brass corners, locks, and brass side handles. Its brass lo...

With wonderful intricate locking system, and a single key operating all locks, the entire system can be seen to the underside of the lid.

The soft green color dates from the 1800s, with traces of older pink color underneath. No locks. Made in oak wood. New left and right top lists, and the left middle list has been r...

Restored and hand-polished condition. The original locks are not present and have been replaced.

Incised whiskers animate the smoother facial planes, while the mane is articulated in overlapping, flame-like locks enriched with fine linear detail. The contrast between the deeply ...

Both the upper and lower cabinets have their locks intact and in working order with their accompanying keys.

4 PairS of French Louis XV style (late 19th Century) parcel gilt & white painted doors with ormolu hardware & steel locks, (PRICED PER Pair).

With three drawers that have their original metalwork and locks, plus a working key. Strong heavy construction in good condition.

Also the fabric and paper that were once inside have been removed as has the original hardware. The locks are there but you can see in the front where the holes are larger where they...

English campaign chest crafted from solid oak with original brass fittings, recessed handles and locks. The chest is constructed in two separate sections and comprises six drawers.

Both doors have the original locks and catches and open to reveal a blue painted interior.

Also when you lock the doors on this piece it locks the bottom drawer so to access the bottom drawer you need to unlock the doors.

Brass ring pulls hang from pierced backplates and matching escutcheons mark the locks. The tops are moulded along the front edge, and the four square legs taper gently towards the fl...

Both keys should be used as pulls only rather than as functioning locks. The contrasting blue interior paint is old but likely not original to the cabinet.

The commode retains its original locks, while the brass key handles have been sympathetically replaced to match the period style.

Drawers are fitted with a combination of turned brass ring pulls and pierced oval escutcheons, some fully functional as locks, others purely decorative accents echoing the piece's ar...

The ox walks toward the viewer's left in profile, a shaggy, red brown animal with a thick coat hanging in locks along the neck, belly and legs. A heavy forelock falls over his eyes, ...

Various compartments and storage options. Keys included and locks in working order. Dimensions: 45L x 30D x 21H cm

With a prominent, furrowed brow and large nose between locks of hair and an abundant beard, this wall mask resembles the grotesque faces of a garden fountain or an architectural keys...

It has its original handles, working locks, and keys. This is an absolutely unique piece!    

All wooden parts feature a high-gloss white lacquer finish, which, combined with precise chromed pulls, locks, and metal legs, lends the object timeless visual dynamics, purity, and ...

Each drawer opens smoothly with brass bail pulls. The original brass locks are intact, but their key has been lost to time.

The cabinet sits atop a plinth base, which further emphasizes the piece’s weight and sculptural feel. All six of the locks are in working condition with their accompanying keys.

The desk is fitted with two spacious drawers, both retaining their functioning locks and accompanied by one key. The drawer fronts feature distinctive vertical carved decoration that...

Four functioning drawers open with hanging brass handles, providing generous storage. There are no locks or keys. Minor age related cracks and nicks are visible along the top, with a...

The remarkable survival of the cabinet is particularly noteworthy, retaining its original stand, legs and shaped stretcher, together with the period mirror plates, locks, key and app...

A very fine 19th century French Louis XV kingwood and rosewood and leather top writing desk by Leon Dromard. Locks signed Fichet A. Paris. Fine gilt bronze mounts.

Both glazed doors retain their working locks and keys, further enhancing the functionality and period character of the cabinet.

Both drawers retain their original brass handles together with their original steel locks, preserving the historic character and integrity of the piece.

A row of four wide drawers that open with brass knobs sits above four cabinet doors, all with their locks in working order. The leftmost door has lost its key, but it works with any...

The drawers have original locks, but only one works. All drawers have brass handles.

Retaining its original locks, each stamped VR with coronet and a London maker C & T.

The borders are typically minimal—often a single solid-color band—acting as a sharp architectural frame that "locks in" the vibrant energy of the field. To possess this small antique...

After attending some lectures on technical aspects of locks, Bramah designed a lock of his own, receiving a patent for it in 1784.