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Boat Shaped Plate Handles and Escutcheons from the early 18th Century of the Queen Anne Period

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100570

Plate Handle

A boat or kidney shaped plate handle sold complete with D Loop and two posts with thread and nut fixings. Original early 18th Century

Centre to Centre : 2 1/4" (57mm), Overall Height: 1 3/8" (35mm), Overall Width: 2 15/16" (75mm) 		$37.69
100575

Plate Handle

Plain plate handle copied from an early 18th century original. Supplied complete with drop and two posts with thread and nut fixings.

Centre to Centre: 2 3/4" (69mm), Overall Height: 1 9/16" (40mm), Overall Width : 3 9/16" (90mm) 		$41.88
100585

Plate Handle

From an early 18th Century boat-shaped handle. Supplied complete with D loop and two plain headed posts with thread and nut fixings.

Centre to Centre Dimension: 2 1/2" (64mm), Complete Height Dimension: 1 11/16" (42mm), Complete Width Dimension: 3 1/2" (89mm) 		$42.82
100565

Escutcheon Plate

From a plain "boat" shaped escutcheon with three escutcheon pin holes.

Escutcheon Dimensions: Height = 1 5/8" (41mm) - Width = 3 1/8" (80mm) 		$20.00
100560

Escutcheon Plate

From a kidney-shaped escutcheon from a bachelors chest made in about 1740

Escutcheon Dimensions: Height = 1 3/4" (43mm) - Width = 2 1/4" (58mm) 		$18.31
100580

Plate Escutcheon

From an early 18th Century boat-shaped escutcheon with a curved top.

Complete Height Dimension: 1 9/16" (39mm) Complete Width Dimension: 3 1/16" (78mm) 		$20.47
100590

Lifting Handle

From a mid 18th Century lifting or carrying handle with 4 screw holes for fixing.

Centre to Centre Dimension: 4 3/8" (111mm), Complete Height Dimension: 2 7/8" (73mm), Complete Width Dimension: 6" (152mm) 		$102.06
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