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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: greenacres on June 22, 2012, 07:07:12 PM
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My husband these home today. I'm already in love with. I ready to rip of two doors. ;D The shutter knobs are neat too. The other thing is a keyhole to a mortice lock ????? A key hole frame???????#*#! It's driving us crazy what's the name of that?
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...The other thing is a keyhole to a mortice lock ????? A key hole frame???????#*#! It's driving us crazy what's the name of that?
Ahh...the keyhole escutcheon.
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Thanks Rauville, it was driving us. crazy. :) My husband remember as soon as I read it.
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Those door knobs also make neat walking cane heads.
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great idea! I don't know what I'm going to do with them yet. I was checking ebay to see what was happening.
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If you can identify where the knobs came from and what building it doesn't hurt to divulge this if you decide to run them on Ebay. I bought the one shown and made a cane, it was supposed to come from a public school in Philadelphia where someone famous went to school. I've forgotten who now. I put three or four ounces of lead bird shot in the door knob, so now when I walk thru the valley of death I fear no evil because I'm the evilest so-and-so in the valley.
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I know exactly where they came from. The part of Philadelphia called "Northern Liberties". It's right near the Delaware.
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These crystal knobs are very popular these days for drapery tiebacks, display, reworked into coat hooks, etc....