Antique Locksmith

It comprises floral decorations and symertical lines forms decorating the door in the way it was used in this period by the well known artcraft oft locksmith works in Barcelona.

Early 19th century silver pair cased verge pocket watch, London 1821, the fusee movement signed Sam'l Tooke, Market Place, Lynn, no. 326626, the gilt movement with pierced balance co...

Rensing was the manufacturer and McSmid was their master locksmith, much like a master watchmaker. Fabulous as a storage safe for valuables or as a home bar.

As a former fisherman, Saint Peter is the patron saint of net makers, shipbuilders, and fishermen, and, because he holds the “keys of heaven,” he is also the patron saint of locksmit...

These coffers where used for transport of small goods. The coffer's locksmithing is the original wrought iron which was customary to use in these days.

A Directoire folding metal chaise longue Attributed to Desouches, locksmith of the Garde-Meuble Literature: D'Acier: L'Art du mobilier et des objets en fer et acier polis.

Each guild member (compagnon) belongs to a job specific association: carpenters, joiners, locksmith, cobblers, coppersmith, painters.... To become a compagnon, one has to earn the...

Each guild member ( compagnon ) belongs to a job specific association: carpenters, joiners, locksmith, cobblers, coppersmith, painters.... To become a compagnon, one has to earn t...

Each guild member (compagnon) belongs to a job specific association: Carpenters, joiners, locksmith, cobblers, coppersmith, painters.... To become a compagnon, one has to earn the ti...

Plate 1-35: Complete set of 35 plates on metalworking and locksmithing. Detils of various branches of metalworking, including decorative elements, locks, nails, fittings and gratings.

More than thirty crafts figure in the Hammerman records such as Armourer, Bucklemaker, Blacksmith, Gunsmith, Goldsmith, Silversmith, Jeweller, Clocksmith, Watchmaker, Knocksmith, Cut...

— Verkolje was the son of Benjamin Jacobsz, a locksmith, and Maria Tonnes. He was baptized in the Nieuwezijds Kapel in Amsterdam on 9 February 1659.

— Verkolje was the son of Benjamin Jacobsz, a locksmith, and Maria Tonnes. He was baptized in the Nieuwezijds Kapel in Amsterdam on 9 February 1659.

— Verkolje was the son of Benjamin Jacobsz, a locksmith, and Maria Tonnes. He was baptized in the Nieuwezijds Kapel in Amsterdam on 9 February 1659.

Massive gold gilt key, great graphic piece of folk art, which would have been a locksmith's trade sign. Two long bolts on back side.

Trade sign depicting a giant key with the word 'Locksmithing' spelled out in whimsical fashion. Original deep red paint with gilt letters and border, applied metal covering the entir...

A large locksmith shop trade sign What a great piece to hang outside a locksmith premises, this early 20th century shop sign is a 3 dimensional piece, the padlock is made in wood,...

A charming wood locksmith sign that's perfectly aged and patinated, retaining traces of the metallic gold paint it was originally finished with.

Early 20th Century Iron Locksmith Trade sign, with hanging bracket, which appears earlier.

Early 20th century locksmith Trade sign, wonderful ornate bracket. Expected worn patination and weathering.

This is one of the best locksmith trade signs we have offered. It’s early and all handmade in iron with original paint.

Early 19th century Locksmiths trade sign key, highly ornate wrought iron oversized key, on a contemporary stand.

Early 20th Century locksmiths cast metal trade sign A large, hand forged cast metal locksmiths trade sign in the form of two overlapped keys.

A locksmith trade sign ,depicting a big copper and iron padlock.

Early 20th century English Hand Carved Locksmith Trade Sign A delightful, oversized hand carved wooden early 20th century English locksmith’s trade sign.

This 51-inch long locksmith key trade sign from the 19th century is a remarkable piece of craftsmanship, embodying the era's artisanal pride.

Vintage Dutch 19th century forged iron anvil on a wooden base with a beautiful patina.

19th century English wrought iron and carved wood Locksmiths trade sign We are proud to offer a wonderful example of a 19th century English locksmiths trade sign.

Beautiful wrought-iron locksmith's sign, hand-crafted in France on the first part of the 19th century.

Rare antique wrought iron trade sign, in the form of a very decorative key, that once hung outside a French locksmith and key maker’s shop. It has the most beautiful patina with fai...

The mechanism is fully visible in action, offering a rare window into the technical brilliance of 18th-century French locksmithing. 11" high x 15" wide x 7" deep

Rare and original French Medieval 17th century message mail letters box in wood covered with embossed leather Gorgeous original locksmithing with its functional key and handle.     

Sculpted wood details. Beautiful locksmith work. Original key. Good condition except for one foot which is being restored by a French cabinetmaker.

Sculpted wood details. Beautiful locksmith work. Original key. Good condition except for one foot which is being restored by a French Cabinetmaker.

Originally hung outside of a locksmith's shop in Normandy, France, this large early twentieth century hand forged iron sign features a large key.

Beautifully crafted, it retains the original handles and locks - made by Oakden and Sons locksmiths, who traded in London. See pictures for a closer look.

Key to be serviced, old small crack in the marble (hardly visible) We can take care of these small adjustments from the marble craftsmen and locksmiths with whom we cooperate.

A lock was added at some later date, and a key could be made by a locksmith. The fronts have wooden areas at the bottoms of each door where kick plates could be installed.

The “Hobbs” in Hobbs patent hinges refers to Alfred Charles Hobbs, an American locksmith who gained fame for his lock-picking skills, particularly at the Great Exhibition of 1851.

Exceptional examples of the locksmith's craft of the time, their complicated mechanisms are a testament to the locksmith's expertise and skill .

That's because I have taken them into my locksmith to make sure they all work okay. This commode also has a lovely colour to it.

In the great exhibition of 1851 Hobbs was the first to pick Bramah's lock and the Chubb detector lock. This made other locksmiths improve their designs.

One bookcase has a secretaire drawer and the locks are stamped GR and Barron, The Strand, one of the finest locksmiths of the period, indicating that they were made in the reign of G...

The lock has been deactivated; however, a locksmith familiar with antique locks could most likely repair this.

L Paris on the central lockplate, the piece is fitted with hardware supplied by a Parisian locksmith or trunk outfitter, part of a tradition where specialized artisans contributed hi...

Unfortunately there is no key for the intact lock though a skilled locksmith should be able to fit the box with a key.

The turned legs sit on brass casters and locks are all made by Hobbs, the finest locksmith of the time. The back is also nicely finished, so this can be used as a free standing desk....

The key turns but unfortunately does not activate the lock, however a traditional locksmith could potentially rectify this if it were desired.

French writer, Auguste Luchet (1806-1872), refers to Huby in his account of the 1867 World Fair the “young prince of locksmiths” and his Renaissance-style and Napoleon III creations ...

Locks by Duvivier have been seen on early Francoise Linke and Krieger furniture. Duvivier was a locksmith on the same street as Linke's and Zwiener's workshops on the Faubourg St.

Georges Jacob’s traditions were continued by his sons Georges and François-Honoré united under the name of “Jacob Frères”, then upon the death of the eldest of the Jacob brothers on ...

Hobbs & Co. of London were a superior locksmith and exhibited at The Paris Exhibition in 1855.

Created in France circa 1930 and set in the original two-tone wooden frame dressed with a liner, the hand painted artwork on board depicts a Parisian street scene with shops includin...

Robert Barron was an influential 18th-century English locksmith best known for inventing the double-acting tumbler lock in 1778.

Easily replaced by a locksmith. When we originally listed these we had no keys, but, recently we discovered a small box from the same estate that had a large number of Yale keys in it.

Born February 7, 1799 in Etrepilly, France, Alexandre Fichet opened a locksmiths in Paris in 1825; at the age of 26, he registered his first patent in 1829 for a safety lock and furt...

Rare Swedish travel box with stunning patina and hand forged iron details. Sweden, circa 1800-1850. Weathered H:21cm W:37cm D:29cm

19th century French wrought iron antique lock with original key that may be used for interior door or for a furniture like safe cabinet for example.

A fine and exceptionally large antique Edwardian neoclassical-style plated brass door lock plate and knob by James Cartland & Sons, Birmingham, England, circa 1910. Finely cast and ...

This handmade wall box is made of walnut and is all hand-cut square nail and dovetailed construction. The drawer is dovetailed and retains the original handblown drawer pulls. It was...

Early 19th century painted iron safe circa 1830. We are pleased to offer this cast iron safe in near original condition and still functioning today. Cast fielded panels to front an...

American wrought iron and gilt trade sign bracket with decorative scroll work and gilt ball motif. Late 19th Century

Antique large padlock accompanied by its original functional skeleton key.

Hand-forged in France during the 1600s, this iron door knocker features a backplate comprised of a shapely series of scrolls, barbs, and subtly pierced roundels. A thick pendant stri...

CARVED HARDWOOD CANE WITH STERLING SILVER OVERLAID HANDLE In the Art Nouveau taste, circa 20th century 34 1/2" H x 4 1/8" W (handle) A finely carved hardwood cane, the tapering sha...

This is a richly characterful wooden board that worked hard for many years in the Japanese countryside. It is thought to date from around 1880 to 1940, spanning the Meiji to early Sh...

Rare gothic revival wall cabinet with carved church-window doors France or Northern Europe, late 19th century. This exceptional and highly decorative Gothic Revival wall cabinet dat...

19th century hand painted pine storage box circa 1840. We are pleased to offer this original painted storage box. Hand painted florals to the lid with initials mjd and an anno date...

A fake tortoise lucite italian smoking set composed by an ashtray, a cigarette box and a lighter not tested. Box side dimension is 12 cm, ashtray side is 11 cm, The three items are i...

This is an old Japanese black drawer cabinet. Quietly standing in space, it brings a deep sense of balance and quiet tension without ever appearing overly assertive. It is believed ...

A magnificent cabinet from 19th century France (Napoleon III) carved with a paneled design, architectural and Neoclassical elements over the ebonized exterior which enhances the magn...

English Gothic Revival-style (19th Century) walnut full size bed with carved finial posts. (Includes: headboard, footboard, rails)

A stunning Italian Venini mid-century blue and green Morandine art glass decanter by the father figure of Italian design Gio Ponti (Italian, 1891-1979) and designed in 1949. Gio Po...

Vintage Sheridan Victorian Silver Plated Punch Bowl Set with 12 Cups, Punch Bowl, Ladle, and Round Tray - 15 Pc Set. Circa Mid 20th Century. Measurements: Punch Bowl: 1" H x 20" Diam...

Large convex mirror with a round frame. These convex mirrors were called "witches' mirrors" because they were believed to possess magical powers, such as visually confusing witches w...

A beautiful example of an antique pantry cabinet. This piece is a true antique with with boundless character that only decades of age and use can create. The warm wood tone and min...