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EXTERIOR LATCHES1010A mid-18th-century latch from central Massachusetts. The latch is 12.5" high by 4.5" wide, with drawfiled cusps and beveled and molded edges. Price includes a fancy back group with filed and punch-decorated bar. 1005A fancy exterior door latch from the Connecticut River Valley in Massachusetts. The cusps are draw-filed and beveled and a simple moulding is filed across the grasp. Can be made in conjunction with plate backset #1103. Mid-18th century; 12" high by 3.25" wide. 1014A Pennsylvania latch of the mid-18th century. The design of the upper cusp is a mirrored cock's-head motif enclosing a heart at the center; 11.5" high by 4" wide. 1012An 18th-century exterior latch from the Connecticut River Valley. Similar latches of this type appear in collections with varying decoration of the grasp; 13.5" high by 4.75" wide. EXTERIOR OR INTERIOR LATCHES1001Swivel-lift bean latch. This common latch of the English colonies was made in many sizes and variations. Mid-18th century to the first quarter of the 19th century; 6" to 10" high. 1004Variation of a bean latch, late-18th century to the early 19th century. Also available with a flat grasp similar to #1001; 7" to 12" high. 1011A late-17th to early 18th-century cusp lift latch of striking design and proportion from eastern Massachusetts; 8.75" high by 4.25" wide. 1002Swivel-lift arrowhead latch. A latch found frequently in New England and Pennsylvania. A copy of signed latches by 'IC'; mid-18th century; 7" to 13" high. 1003Arrowhead latch with cusp lift. A delicate latch with cusps forged thin, draw-filed and then beveled at the edges. Late-17th century to early 18th century; 6.5" to 12" high. |
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