Steel salvaged hardware includes vintage and antique hardware components made from steel and recovered from old buildings, furniture, and industrial equipment. Popular from the early 1900s through the mid-century, steel hardware was often used for doorknobs, backplates, hinges, latches, and cabinet pulls, especially in more utilitarian or industrial settings. Salvaged steel pieces may feature original finishes such as japanned black, zinc plating, or brushed steel, and often show signs of age like wear, paint remnants, or patina. These items are valued for their durability, simplicity, and ability to bring authentic character to restoration projects and vintage-inspired spaces.
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