18th C. European Iron Lock & Key

Europe, ca. 18th century CE. An iron padlock and matching key. Primitive padlocks have been known in Europe since the Roman period if not earlier; the name may reference an animal paddock, which neede

**Originally Listed At $300** Western Europe, England and Germany, ca. 18th to 19th century CE. A collection of 2 iron barrel shaped locks with screw keys, and a large iron padlock with brass fittings

17th - 18th c. Eastern European Paint Decorated Box, with early iron hinges, lock and key, floral decorated exterior surface, lid interior with two attached hand painted images of saints venerated in

**Originally Listed At $150** Europe, ca. 18th century CE. Three huge keys, each with a large, rounded grip, a thick shaft, and a decorative, large bit. After the fall of the Roman Empire, locks and k

Antique 18th C or older Iron Lock & Key. It is in working order. Measures. Height: 7 Inches Width: 10 Inches Depth: 2 Inches. Estimated shipping cost for this item is $25. Rate does not include insura

Baroque coffin lid chest, 18th century, solid oak, forged iron handles and lock, key missing, 70 x 167 x 70 cm.

Europe, Medieval to Early Modern Periods, ca. 13th to 18th century CE. A fine collection of 27 iron keys presenting a wide variety of differing forms, yet all capped with loop-form heads for suspensio

18TH CENTURY LOCK MECHANISM WITH CHINESE KEY. IRON LOCK FROM ANTIQUE GATE WITH DOUBLE KEY. 8" W x 5" H LOCK / KEY 7" L

An 18th C. European single door hanging cupboard/cabinet decorated with antique polychrome paint, a bold cornice molding over a single paneled door with a shelved interior, an early iron lock, and mol

Rare French Wrought Iron Coffer Lock, 18th c., with key, together with Rare French Hammered Wrought Iron Coffer Lock, 18th c., with key and hasp, Lock- H.- 10 in., W.- 4 3/4 in., D.- 1 1/2 in., Hasp-

An 18th C. Mexican majolica albarello jar, blue and white, mounted with an iron lock with original key, 9" high. Provenance: purchased from Watson's, Montreal. Un pot d'apothicaire majolica mexicain,

English or Continental, 18th century. Carved oak bible box or small trunk having a foliate pattern, iron drop fork lock and key and rising on a scalloped base. Possibly signed with a triangle. Approx.

Late 18th C Japanese Sailor Ship Chest, Funadansu. Five Drawers, One With A Lock For Valuables. Made Of Heavy Zelkova Wood. All Metal Hardware Is Hand Forged Iron. Locks Are Working With Key. 12.5 W X

Large continental iron lock with front plate and key, 18th c., 8"h x 14 1/2"l

Extremely rare Mexican Colonial Tin Glazed Earthenware Chocolatero, or Chocolate Jar, with hand forged iron locking lid. Jar and iron work date to 18th century. Painted majolica green red and manganes

17th/18th century French leather and iron bound book safe. Wrought iron and gold studded bands with hooks and key-turned lock over gilt stamped red leather binding and page edges. Some losses to leath

European, 17th-18th Century, iron. All three have hollow barrels and elaborate bits, one with a scroll work bow. 5.75"-6.75"l.

Continental/British, possibly 17th/18th century, hinged lid with central slot opening to single compartment interior, hand wrought iron hinges, mounts, and locks, dovetailed joinery, with key, 10-1/4

Decorative iron strapwork decorated on all sides. with original lock and key. 31"T 25"D 51"W

Continental, probably Spanish, 17th/18th century, heavy iron strapwork design with black and green paint, interior lid with exposed heavy lock mechanism and engraved sheet metal cover, box interior wi

17/18th c.; large turned key with “S” shaped lock mechanism, 5.5”; a triangular shaft key with combed lock mechanism; 5.5”; along with three later small keys, 3.5”, 4&#82

late 18th century, possibly Elliston and Perot, Philadelphia, hinged top with bail handle and covered lock, paneled case with bail handles, original key included, 12 x 18 x 12-1/4 in. Provenance: Esta

Pennsylvania 18th Century Softwood Lock Box. Original red/brown finish with dovetailed case, molded trim and cut wrought iron square head nails with engraved brass bat-wing key escutcheon. 5-1/2"h. x

Europe, ca. 17th century CE. Three cast-iron keys, each with a large round grip, a dense shaft, and intricately-designed notches and bits, one in a circular shape, the other two cruciform. After the f