A House of Antique Hardware Exclusive! Our Victorian Triple-Gang Toggle Switch Plate is the most intricate and elegant you'll find anywhere. The exquisite Italian Renaissance design, with its fluted border and floral accents, is a faithful recreation of Russell and Erwin's Pisano pattern of 1897. Precision cast in solid brass, it is beautifully detailed and incredibly substantial. Suited for restorations or new construction, this decorative plate adds a touch of understated luxury to any interior. Choose from four popular finish options.

Right out of the late Victorian era, this elegant sash lift showcases its iconic fleur-de-lis design. Reproduced in cast iron, it comes in your choice of two classic finishes.

This traditional Maria Theresa chandelier is a perennial favorite. Draped with an assortment hand cut maple leaf-shaped crystals, it sparkles and shines. Generous curved arms plus a slightly horizontal profile give this fixture visual presence. Faux candle-style lights add period authenticity. An ideal light to introduce a formal feel into a living room or dining room.

Add a pop of color to your cabinets or furniture with this amber square knob. The combination of facets and a knurled pattern at the base creates a sparkly pattern reminiscent of your favorite gem. Made of German crystal and a solid-brass base, it comes in an array of our most popular finishes.

Our elegant Single GFI Cover Plate was derived from P & F Corbin's Como pattern of 1905. To capture every intricate detail of the originals, this neoclassical design is faithfully rendered in stamped sheet brass. Lightweight, yet durable, it comes in our exclusive Antique by-Hand - a finish that ages gracefully over time into a beautiful natural patina.

Bold and cheerful, this sunburst bin pull brightens any kitchen. The striking Eastlake style pattern (designed by Sargent, circa 1880), is reproduced in solid, cast brass and finished with our hand-applied antique patina.

This large size light fixture ceiling accent has intricate rope and flower motifs to coordinate well with Federal, Victorian or other decorative styles. The 4-inch center hole will allow mounting with almost any chandelier, pendant or semi-flush lighting with a canopy larger than four inches.

Our Neoclassical single push button switch plate is a stately addition to any room. This refined design, with its leafy inset border and bellflower garlands, is derived from P & F Corbin's Amalfi pattern of 1905. Forged from solid brass, this durable plate is highly polished, then lacquered to preserve the gleaming finish. U.S. Patent No. D887,368.

P. & F. Corbin featured this stately pocket door pull in their 1905 hardware catalog. The Mantua pattern, as it was called, features a lavish array of neo-classical ornament and is suited to formal interiors of any era. True to the original, our exclusive pull is reproduced in stamped sheet brass, hand-finished with our living antique patina.

This traditional Maria Theresa 6-light mini chandelier offers an impressive amount of opulence for its size. Draped with hand cut crystals, it glitters and shines. Generous glass curves with decorative floret accents support faux candle-style lights. Chose a lighter finish to enhance the sparkle, or a darker finish to create contrast. Only 20 inches wide, it's a perfect way to add glamor to a small space.

Russell & Erwin designed this marvelous lion-head bracket around 1880. A fine example of the Renaissance Revival style, it adds a regal touch to any staircase. Made of cast iron with a lacquered finish.

This Windsor Pattern Pocket-Door Pull without Keyhole is one of our finest Victorian-era reproductions. Introduced by Reading Hardware around 1885, the whimsical Aesthetic design is just as fresh and lovely today. Cast in solid brass and finished with our exclusive living patina.

A shining example of French Baroque design, the Marseilles pattern of 1905 is one of Corbin's finest. Gorgeously decorated, this grand push plate adds an imperial luster to your dining room. Reproduced in solid, cast brass with your choice of 5 classic finishes.

Our Carrington flush mount ceiling light is a glamorous addition to your decor. Strands of hand-cut crystals converge, creating an elegant double basket and sparkle effect, while the detailed cast brass ring makes for striking contrast. What a dazzling way to brighten your kitchen, bedroom, or foyer!

Our Neoclassical single push button switch plate in Antique-by-Hand is a stately addition to any room. This refined design, with its leafy inset border and bellflower garlands, is derived from P & F Corbin's Amalfi pattern of 1905. Forged from solid brass, this durable plate is hand-finished in our exclusive antique patina. The surface is not lacquered, allowing the finish to age gracefully and develop highlights with use. U.S. Patent No. D887,368.

Exquisite in every detail, this complete Victorian rim lock set will please the most discerning restorer. Dating from the 1870s, the ornate design is carefully recreated in cast iron available in two vintage finishes. As functional as it is beautiful, the set features gleaming white porcelain knobs, mostly brass interior parts and a key-operated deadbolt. It also includes a rosette, keyhole cover and two skeleton keys. Easily reversible for right or left handed doors.

Our exceptional Windsor pattern 4-inch brass hinges are some of the most beautiful and finely cast hinges on the market. Introduced by Reading Hardware in 1885, the whimsical aesthetic design is just as fresh and lovely today. Made of solid cast brass and finished with our living antique patina.

Russell and Erwin designed this marvelous lion-head bracket around 1880. A fine example of the Renaissance Revival style, it adds a regal touch to any staircase. Our exacting reproduction is cast from solid brass, and comes in our exclusive Antique by-Hand finish ages gracefully over time into a beautiful natural patina.

Shorter in length but with a comfortable heft, this stately Victorian pull is designed for heavier drawers or wardrobe doors. Featuring ebonized wood and a patterned brass rosette, it's an authentic choice for your period furniture or cabinets. Circa 1870s. Hand-finished with our living antique patina.

Our lovely Largo Cabinet Knob (1 1/8 x 1 3/4-Inch) features a circa 1910 design by Yale and Town. The ornate Renaissance pattern, known as Largo, is reproduced in forged brass, and comes in an array of popular finish options.

The design for this distinctive hook-style sash lock dates to the 1870s. The crisp Eastlake pattern is just as fresh and appealing today. Reproduced in solid, cast iron with a lacquered finish.

A House of Antique Hardware Exclusive! Our Victorian Mortise-Lock Set with Fluted Crystal Glass Knobs is the most intricate and elegant you'll find anywhere. The exquisite Italian Renaissance design, with its fluted border and floral accents, is a faithful recreation of Russell and Erwin's Pisano pattern of 1897. Precision cast in solid brass, it is beautifully detailed and incredibly substantial. Suited for restorations or new construction, this decorative set adds a touch of understated luxury to any interior. Choose from four popular finish options.

Inset with a single tiger eye and festooned with delicate ribbons, this exquisite cabinet knob derives its design from a Victorian mourning broach. Rising to the level of fine jewelry, each piece is precision cast in pewter and then finished by hand. American craftsmanship at it's best!

A House of Antique Hardware Exclusive! Our Victorian Double-Gang Toggle Switch Plate in Antique-By-Hand is the most intricate and elegant you'll find anywhere. The exquisite Italian Renaissance design, with its fluted border and floral accents, is a faithful recreation of Russell and Erwin's Pisano pattern of 1897. Precision cast in solid brass, it is beautifully detailed and incredibly substantial. The hand-applied antique finish is not lacquered and will continue to age gracefully, developing highlights with use. Suited for restorations or new construction, this decorative plates adds a touch of understated luxury to any interior.