3¼" (83mm) lion mask design stamped brass oval plate handle antique finish. A fabulous stamped brass oval plate handle, made from original press tools at the armac brassworks. empire in design using the lion mask. these are a true replica of late 18th century designs still manufactured in their original method. The process for stamping cold metal shapes for furniture decoration was patented in birmingham in 1779. These type of handles are very popular with restorers & repairers as the shape of plate is often referred to as a 'cover-all' in that it easily masks earlier fitting marks & drillings. Both sheraton & chippendale used these handles extensively into the early years of the 19th century. ...

3½" (89mm) "embassy oval" stamped brass oval plate handle, made from original press tools at the armac brassworks. Known as the embassy oval, this is a replica handle made from the original tooling used to provide desk drawer handles for american embassies around the world back in the 1950's. These are a true replica of late 18th century designs still manufactured in their original method. the process for stamping cold metal shapes for furniture decoration was patented in birmingham in 1779. These type of handles are very popular with restorers & repairers as the shape of plate is often referred to as a 'cover-all' in that it easily masks earlier fitting marks & drillings. ...

This oval plate handle is a fabulous stamped brass oval plate handle, made from original press tools at the armac brassworks. these are a true replica of late 18th century designs still manufactured in their original method. The process for stamping cold metal shapes for furniture decoration was patented in birmingham in 1779. These type of handles are very popular with restorers & repairers as the shape of plate is often referred to as a 'cover-all' in that it easily masks earlier fitting marks & drillings. both sheraton & chippendale used these handles extensively into the early years of the 19th century. 89mm. antique finish. ...

3½" (89mm) popular stamped brass oval plate handle antique finish. A very popular oval design. these are a true replica of late 18th century designs still manufactured in their original method. the process for stamping cold metal shapes for furniture decoration was patented in birmingham in 1779. These type of handles are very popular with restorers & repairers as the shape of plate is often referred to as a 'cover-all' in that it easily masks earlier fitting marks & drillings. Both sheraton & chippendale used these handles extensively into the early years of the 19th century. ...

A fabulous stamped brass oval plate handle, made from original press tools at the armac brassworks. these are a true replica of late 18th century designs still manufactured in their original method. The process for stamping cold metal shapes for furniture decoration was patented in birmingham in 1779. These type of handles are very popular with restorers & repairers as the shape of plate is often referred to as a 'cover-all' in that it easily masks earlier fitting marks & drillings. Both sheraton & chippendale used these handles extensively into the early years of the 19th century. 89mm. ...

3½" (89mm) stamped brass oval plate handle, made from original press tools at the armac brassworks. a celebration of nelson's victory at trafalgar in 1805. these are a true replica of late 18th century designs still manufactured in their original method. The process for stamping cold metal shapes for furniture decoration was patented in birmingham in 1779. these type of handles are very popular with restorers & repairers as the shape of plate is often referred to as a 'cover-all' in that it easily masks earlier fitting marks & drillings. Both sheraton & chippendale used these handles extensively into the early years of the 19th century. Antique finish. ...

A fabulous stamped brass oval plate handle, made from original press tools at the armac brassworks. uses the unity design for the british isles, an english rose, a scottish thistle, & an irish shamrock. These are a true replica of late 18th century designs still manufactured in their original method. the process for stamping cold metal shapes for furniture decoration was patented in birmingham in 1779. These type of handles are very popular with restorers & repairers as the shape of plate is often referred to as a 'cover-all' in that it easily masks earlier fitting marks & drillings. Both sheraton & chippendale used these handles extensively into the early years of the 19th century. Antique finish. ...