This is a charming mixed lot of antique surface-mount slide bolts (also called cabinet bolts or latches), dating to the late 19th–early 20th century. Perfect for restoration projects, these pieces are original hardware salvaged from period furniture and cabinetry.
Included in the lot:
- 2 Ornate Victorian Eastlake-style bolts – featuring decorative floral and geometric engraving with round knob pulls.
- 2 Plain bolts with brass knobs – utilitarian design with smooth rounded detail, suitable for cupboards or interior furniture.
- 1 Matching strike plate/keeper – designed to receive the bolt and secure the closure.
Details:
- Material: Cast iron with aged patina, brass knobs
- Era: Circa 1880–1910
- Condition: Antique, with age-appropriate wear and oxidation. One piece shows minor surface wear; all bolts retain good movement.
- Size: Approx. 2.5"–3" length (see photos for proportion)
These bolts were typically used on trunks, cabinets, cupboard doors, and furniture panels. Today they make excellent architectural salvage accents or can be reused in restoration projects where authenticity and craftsmanship matter.
Key Features
- Genuine antique hardware – not reproductions
- Lot of 5 pieces total
- Beautiful Eastlake decorative design alongside plainer utilitarian forms
- Aged patina adds character and authenticity
- Perfect for antique furniture restoration or repurposed decorative use
This is a charming mixed lot of antique surface-mount slide bolts (also called cabinet bolts or latches), dating to the late 19th–early 20th century. Perfect for restoration projects, these pieces are original hardware salvaged from period furniture and cabinetry.
Included in the lot:
- 2 Ornate Victorian Eastlake-style bolts – featuring decorative floral and geometric engraving with round knob pulls.
- 2 Plain bolts with brass knobs – utilitarian design with smooth rounded detail, suitable for cupboards or interior furniture.
- 1 Matching strike plate/keeper – designed to receive the bolt and secure the closure.
Details:
- Material: Cast iron with aged patina, brass knobs
- Era: Circa 1880–1910
- Condition: Antique, with age-appropriate wear and oxidation. One piece shows minor surface wear; all bolts retain good movement.
- Size: Approx. 2.5"–3" length (see photos for proportion)
These bolts were typically used on trunks, cabinets, cupboard doors, and furniture panels. Today they make excellent architectural salvage accents or can be reused in restoration projects where authenticity and craftsmanship matter.
Key Features
- Genuine antique hardware – not reproductions
- Lot of 5 pieces total
- Beautiful Eastlake decorative design alongside plainer utilitarian forms
- Aged patina adds character and authenticity
- Perfect for antique furniture restoration or repurposed decorative use
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