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Reference # 640-554

2 pair available

(1 pair is as pictured right)

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Two pair of matching early Federal period shutter dogs in wrought iron, circa 1800. Dogs are on 1 3/4" square backs to be mounted on a frame house. The dog itself measures 6" high overall (shown in close-up below) x 3/4" wide. The top extension measures 2 3/4". One back (shown below right) has a mount hole broken out. These shutter dogs are well wrought and in original aged finish.

Reference # 640-920

2 pair available

(1 pair is as pictured left)

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Two pair of matching early Federal period shutter dogs in wrought iron, circa 1800. Dogs are on very long bars (15") to be mounted onto the window sill of a stone or brick house. The dog itself measures about 6 1/2" high overall (shown in close-up below). These shutter dogs are well wrought and heavy. In original aged finish.

Reference # 640-836

1 available
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Cast iron side sash lock with a decorative linear pattern, circa 1885, in original finish - remnants of bronze plating visible. Measuring approximately 2 1/2" overall x 1". Face plate is 1 1/2" high x 3/8" wide. Mount is 1 3/4" high x 15/16" wide. These locks were mounted on the window sash - the arm moves up and down and pushes the pressure plate on the left in and out. This pressure plate will hold the window closed or open in any position with pressure on the window sill. Locked position pictured with plate extended. Complete with slotted wood screws.

Reference # 640-691

7 available
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Cast iron flush mount shutter lifts, circa 1865. These lifts were used on vertical shutters and measure 2 7/8" x 1 3/4" high. The necessary cutout is 2 3/8" x 1 1/8" x 1/2" deep. The recess is more deeply cut at the top (as shown in photo of the back below) giving greater purchase when operating. Unique early lifts that may be used on window sash's also. Restored and complete with slotted screws.

Reference # 640-880

1 set of 5 available
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Swing arm sash locks similar to the Ives patent with a patent date imprinted on the underside of May 14, 1885, in cast iron with bronze levers. Locks measure 2" wide x 1 1/4" deep without the keeper which is 1 3/8" x 1/2" . The bronze lever moves the swing arm (extends 1/2") into the catch on the keeper to lock and out of the keeper to unlock. Restored and complete - comes with slotted wood screws.

Reference # 640-732

2 available

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Victorian window or sash lift in decorative cast iron, manufactured circa 1885. Lift measures 1 5/8" wide x 1 1/4" high overall - the flat back measures 7/8" high. Restored and ready to install.