Pair of Antique Cast Iron Spring-Loaded Cabinet Catches – 1¼"

Description :
This set of two compact spring-loaded catches, each measuring 1¼" x 1¼", is crafted from cast iron and finished in black enamel with a worn, creamy top coat from previous use. These catches feature an upward-pointing tab lever designed to securely hold a cabinet door closed when the latch snaps into place. Originally used on mid-century and early 20th-century cabinetry, they provide a satisfying mechanical “click” and reliable closure.

Era:
Mid-20th Century

Style:
Utility Hardware / Americana

Technique:
Cast iron with factory-pressed rivets and hand-applied enamel finish

Tools Used:
Die cast mold, rivet press, enamel paint application

History:
Frequently installed on kitchen or workshop cabinet doors during the 1930s–1950s for their durability and strength.

Manufacturer / Maker:
Maker: Unknown. General form aligns with early Stanley or Amerock designs, but no marks visible.

Measurements:
1¼" x 1¼" each

Suggested Weight:
Approx. 3 oz total (set of 2)

Item Number : P13212

Category : Latches & Locks

Brand : UK