Description
Second City Salvage is thrilled to offer this pair of antique heavy cast bronze neoclassical door plates with knobset that was salvaged from Chicago City Hall/Cook County building some years ago. The county building was finished in 1908 and city hall in 1911 and both were designed by the architectural firm of Holabird & Roche. The plates were designed and fabricated by Yale & Towne, Stamford, CT (marked Y&T on the back) and features the Cook County Seal in great detail on the bottom of the plates. Patina is original and these have only been lightly cleaned. The plates measure 3 1/2″w x 13 1/4″h. The knobs are old, but are of unknown origin or maker. They are heavy brass and pair with this set nicely. Wonderful pieces of Chicago history to add to your collection of rare hardware.
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