Two Corbin Passage Plates

Two passage door plates by Corbin c 1880s, 8” x 2”, both with swing covers and signature Sargent details…both very nice as found

Five pieces of compression cast bronze hardware from Corbin c. 1870s...a passage knobs with triangle plate, a swing cover keyhole escutcheon, and two smaller, round swing cover escutcheons...all in ex

Two cast brass passage door plates, 7” x 2”…with Aesthetic designs c. 1880s, and with rather goofy eagle profiles…one is sharper than the other…as found

Two cast brass passage door plates, 12” x 3.25” and marked Yale, in an unusual pointed lozenge form…note the beading and the bell flowers…c. 1900…nice as found

This large plate is 9.5” x 2.25” and retains the swing cover. The doorknob is passage size and accepts a passage size spindle. Both pieces are in excellent condition.

Two bronze passage knobs from Corbin, dating from the 1880s…

Bronze entry knob and passage plate in the Venetian design from Corbin c. 1880s...very good as found.

Group of Ceylon pattern hardware from Corbin c. 1900…five passage knobs and three passage door plates .25” x 2”…all in nice condition…

Nice group of passage knobs and plates in the Portulaca pattern by Penn Hardware c.1890…note the two different knob profiles…plates measure 6.5” x 2.25”…all in very nice condition…

Two fine MCCC/R&E passage size knobs along with a triangle back plate, 4.25” x 2.25” and a swing cover entry door plate, 8” x 2.5”…dating from the early 1870s and all in excellent condition�

18th Century colored engraving in trompe l'oile style with script and scene of two men fencing and Jospeh Addison passage. A deep impression. 12.75" x 7.75" (plate size) From the lifelong collection o

Two nice door plates, one entry size and one passage size, marked “Altena” which was a design offered by Reading c. 1900…both good as found

Three nice passage knobs, two from F.C. Linde and one from Corbin…all c. 1890 and in good condition

16 pieces of fine Corbin hardware in the popular Compass Rose design from the 1880s. The door plates are 7.75" x 2”. The rosettes have 2.25” diameters. All the knob are passage size. Everything of

Two bronze alloy door plates, one entry size 12" x 3" and the other passage size 10.5" x 3"...with an eagle medallion at the top saying Incorporated 1909 and the date 1910 at the bottom...likely from

Two nice dome top passage knobs in the Brocade pattern from Corbin c. 1885. This is a very interesting interpretation of Japanese design elements…

Entry knob and passage knob with scripted monograms: CTC is from the Central Trust Company, Altoona, PA c. 1905 and the other is not yet identified…attributed to Corbin c. 1900 but probably, aft

This is a special Corbin knob and plate in the compass rose pattern. The plate measures 8” x 2” and both it and the passage knob have a black enamel factory finish. The plate is dated 1879. Enamel

Group of bronze hardware in the Etruscan pattern by Corbin c. 1890…the door plate measures 8.25” x 2.5”…there is also an entry knob plus three passage knobs with matching rosettes…

After Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973) Two plates from Portraits Imaginaires, 1969 color lithographs each numbered F 10/250 in pencil 20 7/8 x 14 inches (male); 21 1/2 x 16 1/2 inches (female). The

Two Plates and Shell Shaped Dish from Service of the Etting Family, Philadelphia, early/mid-19th centurydecorated with green floral motifs and geometric design and gilt serving edge; diameter of plate

Two plates er famille Rose, China, probably Canton, c. 1800, seemingly greenish porcelain with overglaze and underglaze painting and gold paint, one in the mirror: ladies in garden and house picking a

Andy Warhol (1928-1987)Two plates, from A Gold Book (See Feldman & Schellmann IV.106-124)Two offset lithographs printed in black, 1957, each on gold paper, each the full sheet, each 362 x 286mm (14 1/

Giovanni Domenico Campiglia (1692-1775): Italian Noblemen: Two Plates Two engravings in black on paper, c. 1750, with labels from James Papalia, NJ. Both 12 1/2 x 8 1/2 in. (sight), 21 1/4 x 17 1/4 in