Antique Brass Ball-Tip Door Hinges – Set of 2 (3 ½" x 3 ½")

Description :
This pair of solid brass ball-tip door hinges measures 3½ inches wide by 3½ inches high and showcases early 20th-century craftsmanship with a classic five-knuckle design. Each hinge features turned ball finials, a smooth machined barrel, and a warm natural patina from age and use. These smaller hinges were commonly used on interior doors, cabinet-style entryways, and lighter wood doors, offering both decorative appeal and durable construction. Their compact size and elegant proportions make them ideal for period restorations or traditional-style renovations.

Era
1910s–1930s (Late Industrial to Early Modern period).

Style
Traditional American Classic with Colonial Revival influence — functional yet decorative, reflecting early 20th-century design sensibilities.

Technique
Pressed and machined brass leaves with hand-turned ball finials and a pinned five-knuckle barrel assembly. Surfaces show original lacquer remnants and oxidation, adding depth to the patina.

Tools Used
Metal lathe, pin press, hand file, and polishing wheel.

History
Hinges of this type were standard in American homes through the 1910s–1940s, produced by leading manufacturers such as Stanley Works, Corbin, and Russwin. Their consistent design and precision made them a fixture in Craftsman and Colonial-style homes.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker: Unknown, though construction and finish are consistent with early Stanley or Corbin production.

Measurements
Each hinge: 3½" W x 3½" H Five-knuckle design with ball-tip finials.

Suggested Weight
Approx. 1.2 lbs total for the set of two.

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
5" x 5" x 3" box, individually wrapped to protect brass surfaces.

Item Number : P15104

Category : Hinges

Brand : UK