Victorian Long Nickel Beehive Escutcheon Glass

Victorian Long Nickel Beehive Escutcheon GlassA fantastic quality reproduction Victorian long beehive escutcheon. Traditionally most doors had a rim lock or latch on one side, escutcheons were used on the other side to cover the key hole and also act a draught excluder We also stock other matching door furniture from the same quality manufacturer, please contact us if you need any assistance matching sets. Sizes & info Finish: Polished nickel finish Width: 27mm (1. 25) Height: 60mm (2. 25in)

Finish/material: Wrought iron

Weight: 27g

Width: 85mm Projection: 3mm

Finish: Polished chrome

An Edwardian bell pull mounted on a marble block

Its had a brass plinth attached under the keep to make it fit

they were originally nickel plated

This is a really good quality reproduction of an Edwardian example (stamped 1905 on the handle) but this Gothic revival style was popular from the mid Victorian period and onwards

especially on the flap

we have a tab 'fitting' on the right which gives a rough guide to fitting one

You can read more about the claverley pull and front door bell

Traditionally for protecting the finish on a door from finger & hand marks