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  • Door Sets - Entrance


    The earliest record of the door is represented in ancient paintings Egyptian tombs, depicting single and double doors. Depictions of early Egyptian doors suggest the portholes were fabricated of a single slab of wood; this construction was suitable... Read More »

  • Table Hardware


    One of the best-known proponents of traditional ironwork was Polish-born Samuel Yellin who studied his craft in Russia in the late 19th century. Immigrating to Philadelphia in 1906, Yellin perfected and taught ornamental ironwork techniques. Yellin?s... Read More »

  • Pocket Door Hardware


    Common in Victorian homes, pocket doors slide into a cavity within the wall when opened. This fuctionality has been used for architectural effect and as a practical solution for areas without enough room to accomidate opening a hinged door. Pocket d... Read More »

  • Crystal Prisms


    Lanterns can be divided into two categories, portable and fixed. The latter are usually identified by their location of use, i.e. ships lantern, street lantern, post lantern, carriage lamp, hall lanterns, etc. Portable types are classified by their m... Read More »

  • Handles and Straps


    The Louis Vuitton Company crafted the most highly regarded flat top trunks using standard base materials adorned with elaborate ornamentation. Most often, solid brass trim was applied to a designer canvas. Louis Vuitton trunks were usually supplied... Read More »

  • Pie Safe Tins


    Pie Safes were made across the US, however those with punched tins were mainly crafted in Tennessee, Virginia and North Carolina. The Alabama pie safe was usually equipped with screen wire rather than a pie safe tin. Walnut was the preferred wood fo... Read More »

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