These Victorian tear-drop pulls aren't just for furniture. Imagine the elegant impression they'd make on cabinets and drawers throughout your home. The 1870s design is recreated in solid brass with an ebonized wood pendant.

A dynamic profile and flowing patterns make this Bit-Key Single Pocket-Door Mortise Lock an eye-catching accent to your pocket doors. This circa 1880's Eastlake design is reproduced in solid, cast brass and displays a delightful pattern of hummingbirds and butterflies. Left unlaquered, it will gradually develop highlights with use, just like period originals. Pair with our matching pocket-door pulls.

Dazzling crystal knobs add a sophisticated flair to this lovely Classical-Revival style Meadows Mortise-Lock Set with matching Crystal-Glass Knobs style door set. Inspired by P and F . Corbin's circa 1905 Como pattern, with its beaded borders and graceful foliage, this decorative design adds instant elegance to your doors. Originally produced in stamped, plated steel, our modern recreation is top quality forged brass and crystal for lasting quality and performance. A heavy-duty mortise lock and two skeleton keys completes the set. Made to the highest standards, this lock guarantees you trouble-free operation and reliable privacy.

Our new Floral Victorian Toggle/Duplex Combination Switch Plate is a House of Antique Hardware exclusive! Inspired by an ornate gilt picture frame, this exquisite, late Victorian-era design features lavish scroll patterns, classic egg border, and acanthus corners. Precision forged 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.

Smartly outfit your furniture with this 18th century Victorian-style decorative bail pull. Manufactured like the originals in solid stamped brass, it features an ornate design with generous detailing. It’s ideal for use on chests, china closets, or desks. Choose from an unlacquered or antique-brass finish.

The centerpiece of our Double Lock Pocket Door Mortise-Lock Set with Oriental Pulls features bold geometric markings surrounded by delightful floral patterns. Its circa 1880's Eastlake design is reproduced in solid, cast brass with all brass interior working parts. The faceplate and strike are left unlaquered and will develop highlights with use, just like period originals.

A dynamic profile and flowing patterns make this Bee Design Pocket-Door Pull with Keyhole an eye-catching accent to your pocket doors. This circa 1880's Eastlake design is reproduced in solid, cast brass and displays a delightful pattern of bees and vines. Left unlaquered, it will gradually develop highlights with use, just like period originals. Pair with our matching pocket-door mortise locks.

P. and F. Corbin's circa 1905 Como Pattern inspired this lovely Meadows Door Set with Keyhole and Matching Crystal-Glass Knobs. The Classical-Revival design, with its beaded borders and graceful foliage, complements every style of decor. Originally produced in stamped, plated steel, our modern recreation is top-quality forged brass, designed for lasting quality and performance.

Radiant oval crystal meets the crisp decadence of Victorian styling. Replete with exquisite detail, this doorset is a traditional interior's dream. Expressed in five finishes.

These Windsor pattern door knobs are some of our finest Victorian era reproductions. Introduced by Reading Hardware around 1885, the whimsical Aesthetic design is just as fresh and lovely today. Made of solid cast brass, polished and left un-lacquered.

Bring Victorian style to your decor with our authentic reproduction shutter bar. Crafted from solid brass, it's available in your choice of four classic finishes. As versatile as it is functional, this ornate latch is ideal for securing a variety of interior window shutter types, as well as cabinet, bi-fold, and other lightweight doors. Reversible for both left and right hands.

What an elegant accent for any formal kitchen or bath design! This 1870s Egg and Dart Bin Pull (3-Inch Center-to-Center) features a center medallion surrounded by a neo-classical egg and dart border. Made of heavy-duty cast brass, it is both durable and easy to grip. Unlacquered allows for natural aging.

Our new Floral Victorian Push Button/GFI Combination Switch Plate is a House of Antique Hardware exclusive! Inspired by an ornate gilt picture frame, this exquisite, late Victorian-era design features lavish scroll patterns, classic egg border, and acanthus corners. Precision forged 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.

The centerpiece of our Oriental Single Pocket Door Mortise-Lock Set with Oriental Pulls features bold geometric markings surrounded by delightful floral patterns. Its circa 1880's Eastlake design is reproduced in solid, cast brass with all brass interior working parts. The faceplate and strike are left unlaquered and will develop highlights with use, just like period originals.

Dazzling Waldorf crystal knobs add a sophisticated flair to this lovely classical-revival style door set. Inspired by P. & F. Corbin's circa 1905 Como pattern, with its beaded borders and graceful foliage, the Meadows design adds instant elegance to your doors. Originally produced in stamped, plated steel, our modern recreation is top quality forged brass, designed for lasting quality and performance.

This elegant 3-inch center-to-center pull features geometric shapes and bold, intricate details typical of Eastlake design. With a sturdy, stamped-brass back plate and solid-cast handle, it’s easy to grip and holds up under frequent use. Symmetrical, and somewhat formal, the pattern suits Victorian or classical interiors alike. Choose from a polished brass or polished nickel finish.

A dynamic profile and flowing patterns make the Broken Leaf Pocket-Door Pull with Keyhole an eye-catching accent to your pocket doors. This circa 1880's Eastlake design is reproduced in solid, cast brass and displays a delightful pattern of flowers and vines. Left unlaquered, it will gradually develop highlights with use, just like period originals. Pair with our matching pocket-door mortise locks.

Enliven your furniture or cabinets with this fanciful Baroque-style Medium Victorian Dresser Knob (1 9/16-Inch Diameter). The elegant design is recreated in authentic stamped brass and left unlacquered, just like the originals.

Pure white porcelain knobs add a sweet Victorian touch to this lovely Meadows door set. The classical revival design, with its beaded borders and graceful foliage, recalls P & F . Corbin's circa 1905 Como Pattern. Our modern recreation is top quality forged brass, designed for lasting quality and performance.

Introduced by Yale and Town around 1910 as part of their popular Flemish Renaissance line, the Largo is every bit as appealing today. With its sparkling oval crystal knobs, elegant scrollwork and lush, classical foliage, this lovely door set complements every formal decor. Re-sized from the original to accommodate modern pre-drilled doors, this vintage design is paired with a tubular latch for trouble-free installation. The Largo is crafted from solid forged brass for a lifetime of quality and enjoyment, and comes in an array of popular finish options.

Fluted oval crystal meets the crisp decadence of Victorian styling. Replete with exquisite detail, this doorset is a traditional interior's dream. Expressed in five finishes.

This late Victorian pull is elegant enough for fine furniture and sturdy enough for you kitchen cabinets. The intricate classical design is cast in solid brass from an antique original. Unlacquered.

Sparkling fluted glass knobs were a popular choice in the 1920s and 30s. Bright and cheerful, they pair well with the slim and stylish Art Deco hardware of the day. Our modern reproductions are made of top-quality emerald crystal glass and a solid brass shank for added durability.

Dangling tear drop pulls were popular throughout the late Victorian era. Typically found on Eastlake or Renaissance Revival furniture, they're a dramatic accent for your kitchen or bath as well. Solid brass with a stained walnut pendant. Unlacquered.