Antique Mortise Lock Body – Brass Faceplate
Antique Mortise Lock Body – Brass Faceplate
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Description :
This antique mortise lock body features a brass faceplate and a steel casing, designed for interior door installation with knob and keyhole operation. The spindle hole and key slot indicate compatibility with standard doorknobs and skeleton key mortise locks from the early 20th century. Though aged and bearing signs of old paint and oxidation, it remains structurally intact. Ideal for restoration projects, especially in historic homes seeking to maintain original architectural hardware.
Era:
Early 1900s
Style:
Victorian / Transitional Hardware
Technique:
Pressed steel body with cast brass faceplate, punched and machined openings
Tools Used:
Drill press, metal punch, lathe (for internal mechanism), screw tap
History:
Common in American homes from the 1880s–1930s, mortise locksets like this were prized for their durability and integrated security. Often paired with porcelain, glass, or metal knobs.
Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown. Many mortise locks of this era were unmarked; could be by Russwin, Corbin, or Yale based on construction.
Measurements:
Faceplate: 3 ¼" W x ⅞" H
Body: 3 ⅝" L x approx. 3" H x 9/16" D
Suggested Weight:
1.2–1.5 lbs
Suggested Shipping Package Dimension:
5" L x 4" W x 2" H
Item Number : P14755
Category : Latches & Locks
Brand : UK
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