Escutcheon Plate

Antique Armorial door Escutcheon plate. A white metal armorial door escutcheon plate with engraved detail, featuring the City of Londons lion crest.

Serves as a decorative surround (escutcheon plate) for standard round-shaft door knobs or cylinders.

(from escutcheon plate to bottom) Chrome Cylinder Shades: Small 5.25 inch diameter.

Beautiful 18th century Italian Louis XV walnut sideboard plate rack, original brass hinges, key escutcheon plates and pulls, fine carved door, shaped apron, elegant front legs ending...

With circular Brass keyhole escutcheon plate.

Escutcheon plate measure 2.5" high. When installing, distance from ceiling can vary depending on length of chain desired.

A pair of beautifully carved, small French doors with a decorative escutcheon plate.

A pair of brass wall sconces by Lightolier with black metal escutcheon plates. Retaining "Lightolier" paper labels.

Height, including shade and chain measures 37.5". Original escutcheon plate.

Late 18th Century George III Pear form Fruitwood Tea Caddy With wooden stem, and an iron keyhole, escutcheon plate, its interior with remnants of the original silver leaf.

The opening and closing of the lid is tricky and the escutcheon plate needs to be pushed in for the box to open whether locked or not.

Features colonial style batwing drawer pulls and escutcheon plates. The case is supported by Ogee style bracket feet.

A handsome French Empire period side or end table or nightstand of flame-cut mahogany with figured black marble top, featuring a frieze of one fitted drawer with decorative ormolu es...

Attributed top Robert Sonneman with painted white interior of layered cylindrical shades. 20 inch diameter. 17 inches high. (from escutcheon plate to bottom) Chrome Cylinder Shade...

A beautiful and well proportioned late Victorian English chest of drawers, dry scraped with brass chain detail and escutcheon plates all present with original wood turned handles.

Drawers are hand dovetailed with wooden turned handles and inset escutcheon plates. Dresser stiles features applied and cut spindles.

Drawer fronts are carved and scalloped along the top. with colonial style brass bale hardware with batwing plates. Drawer centers feature faux escutcheon plates.

Important Regence commode created in the 18th century Four drawers with locking device Carved gilt bronzes and marble top Bronzes on front legs and lower middle decoration Escutc...

The top with a monogramed rectangular plaque with outset corners matching the escutcheon plate on the front (working lock and key).

Original wiring and painted black steel escutcheon plates in good order. Classic various brown tones in glazing.

The armoire with two doors having brass escutcheon plates, recessed cartouche form panels separated by musical heraldic devices within egg/dart circles.

Late Georgian / Early Victorian dresser box in thuya wood burl with quarter round brass edges, the top and front inlaid with brass lines connecting decorative corner devices centerin...

The vica light is a rectangular cast metal escutcheon plate with a beveled edge design and porcelain socket.

Original white cord can be adjusted to desired height. Original escutcheon plate included. Metal shade only measures 9" height, 16" diameter.

The drawers open with a working lock and key through brass rooster escutcheon plates. The D-shaped roll top is quite impressive with its burl bookmatched design, brass handles, and b...

The Vica Light is a rectangular cast metal escutcheon plate with a beveled edge design and porcelain socket.

The Vica Light is a rectangular cast metal escutcheon plate with a beveled edge design and porcelain socket.

The Vica Light is a rectangular cast metal escutcheon plate with a beveled edge design and porcelain socket.

Standing on shaped bracket feet and fitted with all the original fire-gilded rococo handles and escutcheon plates. A superior quality compact chest of drawers with exceptional attent...

Description: A rectangular plank top with some exposed rounded iron nail heads and a torus profile above two full length raised panel drawers, each with a pair of iron drop handles ...

This charming box features a brass plaque and a round escutcheon plate. The interior includes two removable velvet lined trays which have partitions to store an assortment of jewelle...

A Spanish Baroque Style Walnut Side Table, 18th Century Description: A substantial single plank top over a moulded frieze comprising two panelled drawers, each with a pair of carved...

The middle section with a slant-front door also having a shield form escutcheon plate that opens to a tooled leather writing surface that is supported by two pull-outs, fitted interi...

Antique American bow front chest with four graduated drawer with oval brass drop pull handles and oval escutcheon plates. The drawers flanked by fluted corner columns, planked back a...

It is presented in an oak chest bearing an escutcheon plate with the monogram "ALH" 9 Mai 1906 ".

Unique & seldom seen ceramic door plate escutcheon by Raul Coronel. This piece was never used/installed.

Chinoiserie decorated Cocktail cabinet on carved Silver gilt stand circa 1920s Faded Cream coloured background with colourful Chinoiserie decoration Brass pierced hinges & escutcheo...

There is a loss to right side bail and escutcheon plate, old scratches, indent to top and wear that does not detract from the authentic presentation.

Below, two wide drawers repeat the curvaceous paneling and ornate hardware as brass foliate drop-pulls and escutcheon plates with rococo detail. The shaped apron combining unique ang...

It also has it's original hardware, and the original escutcheon plates. The secretary has a burl finished back and sides.

Hardware throughout consists of brass escutcheon plates with iron ring pulls. The plain-boarded natural wood interior includes one removable shelf.

Offers all original brass key escutcheon plates and one original key, with all locks in good working order.

The cabinet depicting Court and rural scenes, with pierced and engraved strapwork mounts and elaborate escutcheon plate with original lock and key. The interior fitted with ten drawe...

The drawers have intricately hand cut steel escutcheon plates and knobs. The drawers have been cleaned and slide open with ease.

This handsome box features a fantastic red wood grain on its exterior as well as lovely pearlescent inlay seen in flowers on the top and front side corners, a top cartouche, and esc...

There are three drawers with shaped raised panels having intervening transverse rails, six cast bronze handles, and bronze keyhole escutcheon plates, all of which have been painted w...

This graceful buffet showcases the stylistic features made popular during the long reign of the French monarch, Louis XV, which include: paneled doors with foliate carved moldings, c...

Fine Burr Walnut William & Mary Style Cocktail Cabinet circa 1950s Berwick furniture [ Beresford & Hicks London Badges ] Burr Walnut Carcass, Fine Gilt Brass Hinges & Escutcheon Pla...

An 18th century dressing table with a single drawer having an engraved escutcheon plate, brass teardrop pulls, scalloped apron and resting upon gently tapering legs with pad feet.

The chest with four graduated drawers with well cast brass hardware featuring a "Trafalgar and Copenhagen" motif (Likely were earlier replacements) and faux escutcheon plates with ...

The drawer fronts are plain, with wooden knobs and decorative zinc escutcheon plates. The wood has a nice grain pattern with even color and only very small knots.

The front board has two incised faux panels and a nicely mounted iron escutcheon plate between them. The piece has an attractive grain pattern, a warm honey color, and is virtually ...

The upper portion features a straight-edged top over two long drawers, accented with traditional brass batwing drawer pulls and an ornate matching center escutcheon plate. A prominen...

The door pairs are separated by a central stile and secured with ornate wrought iron escutcheon plates — cast in a floral form typical of French provincial craftsmanship.

A fine Louis XV Buffet, constructed in Walnut, and accented with pierced Steel escutcheon plates & decorative mounts. Provencal in origin, and dating from the mid-18th century.

The chest presents with brass corners, brass side handles, brass English lockset, faux escutcheon plates and all resting on turned round legs.

Various signs of age include loose escutcheon plates, areas of missing veneer (Shown in photos), stable age cracks and various nicks and rubs to the case.