New York Mortise Lock Set With Round Brass Knobs

We live in a home built in 1930. Some of the original door sets are failing and we have tried to replace them with cheap look-alikes bought at the corner hardware store. Low and behold, 6 months later we realized they are junk! The House of Antique Hardware beautifully finished (oil rubbed bronze) New York Mortise lock set was heavier and far better quality than the original sets that were installed in the house. We will be replacing every door set in this house. Thank you for creating such a wonderful, quality product. ""You never regret buying quality!""

Overall a nice product. More economical than mortise sets from other sites. Only criticism is that the mortise box itself is not finished in bronze. A bronze plate is provided to cover the brass but the plate doesn't fit perfectly so the brass finish is visible. Also the latch is brass which looks funny with a bronze set.

Very nice working lockset. The lock reverses easily and the knobs have a great threaded spindle. The skeleton keys work well. There is a lot of spring in the lock. The only complaints I have with this product are the phillips screws ( as opposed to slotted) and the strike plate is a little thin.

We remodeled the bathroom in our 112 year old home. we decided to keep the old hinges on the doors, which were beautiful after we removed the old paint The antiques door knobs still worked well, but the skeleton keys were long gone and we wanted to be able to lock the doors. The oil rubbed brass lock sets I bought matched the old ones perfectly. The only difference seems to be the knobs are slightly smaller.

The mortise lock set I purchased from House of Antique Hardware made the door restoration compleat. The repoduction was so close to the orginal, it was hard to tell the difference.

This is a very nice doorknob. Sturdy, smooth, attractive. Very solid feeling. I just wish it weren't so pricey but you get what you pay for.

We replace the original lock set that was installed on the original door in our home in 1900. It simply was not able to be restored. The new one is fantastic and fits the period and style of our grand old lady. Thanks

I am restoring a 1914 transitional Craftsman home. We salvaged all the third floor door hardware to complete our restoration/remodel on the first two floors. Used these new door sets in wonderful old heartwood pine doors that were stripped and then finished with Monocoat. The result is stunning. I smile every time I turn one of the these knobs.