Reproduction Pocket Door Hardware & Door Pulls

This is a handy device for use as a privacy lock on pocket or sliding doors that do not have a lock installed. This pocket door jamb bolt is designed to be face mounted at the rear of a closed pocket door, acts as a privacy bolt to prevent door from opening. It works like a rocker switch. When pushed in, the other half pops out, physically preventing the door from returning into its pocket.

This wonderfully decorative pocket door pull exudes old-fashioned charm. The circa 1905 Corbin design is faithfully reproduced in stamped bronze to capture every fine and delicate detail of the originals. A chocolaty finish with subtle copper highlights completes the authentic look.

Russell & Erwin featured this lovely Greek Revival style pull in their 1887 hardware catalog. Reproduced directly from an antique original, it's a stylish addition to pocket or bi-pass doors. Finely crafted from solid brass, with your choice of lacquered bright brass or antique finishes. Also available in a no-keyhole version.

Russell & Erwin featured this lovely Greek Revival style pull in their 1887 hardware catalog. Reproduced directly from an antique original, it's a stylish addition to pocket or bi-pass doors. Finely crafted from solid brass, hand-finished with our living (non-lacquered) antique patina. Also available in a no-keyhole version.

Designed in the English Regency style, this large and stately pull will give your pocket doors a distinguished air. The circa 1900 Lockwood Mfg. pattern is exactingly reproduced in solid cast brass and is available in 3 vintage finishes.

Designed in the English Regency style, this large and stately pull will give your pocket doors a distinguished air. The circa 1900 Lockwood Mfg. pattern is exactingly reproduced in solid cast brass and is available in our exclusive living finish.

The delightful pattern of bluebirds and butterflies adds a charming touch to this single pocket door lock. This circa 1880s Norwalk design is reproduced in solid, cast brass with all brass interior working parts. 2 1/8" backset.

The delightful pattern of bluebirds and butterflies adds a charming touch to this double pocket door lock. This circa 1880s Norwalk design is reproduced in solid, cast brass with all brass interior working parts. 2 1/8" backset.

The delightful pairing of bluebirds and butterflies makes this aesthetic style pull a charming addition to any home. This circa 1880s Norwalk design is reproduced in solid, cast brass, with your choice of two highlighted finishes.

This lovely 1880s sliding door pull is a pleasing medley of Victorian styles. The bold graphics display an Aesthetic bent, while charming ivy pattern and fleur-de-lis finials give it a distinctly medieval flavor. A charming addition to any pocket door. Precisely cast from solid brass.

A potted plant with a sadly bent leaf gives this whimsical aesthetic movement design a folksy charm. Aptly named the "Broken Leaf" pattern, it was among the most popular Victorian era hardware designs. This 1880s Lockwood creation has been reproduced in solid brass, with your choice of 3 period finishes.

Sprightly bunches of blooming flowers make this Victorian pocket door pull a delight to behold. The charming Aesthetic movement design dates from the 1880s, yet looks as fresh as ever. Cast from solid brass with your choice of three highlighted finishes.

This large Neo-Grec pocket door pull dates from the 1880s. The dramatic profile and stylized pattern reflect the emerging influence of the American Aesthetic movement. The combination of styles is positively striking! Precisely cast from solid brass.

Sargent & Co. designed this exotic pocket door pull in the 1880s. The bold Aesthetic movement pattern, with its Egyptian Revival overtones, has been exactingly reproduced in solid, cast brass. Three highlighted antique finishes give you stylish options for any room.

The dynamic profile and bold, graphic pattern make this "Oriental" pull an eye-catching accent to your pocket doors. Initially created by Branford Lock Works, circa 1885, the striking design displays an open fan, a rising sun, and bamboo. Cast from solid bronze with a highlighted antique finish.