Russwin Havre Door Plate With Latch

Description

Russwin Havre Door Plate With Latch

Art Deco style door plate with a thumb latch made by Russell and Erwin. Cir. 1930s. The door plate is made of wrought brass with a nickel plate. This was often used on bathroom doors to protect it from moisture. The thumb latch would be an internal privacy lock.  The door plate  measures 6 1/2″h x 1 3/4″w at the widest point. The center to center distance between the doorknob hole and latch is 3 1/2″. The backside of the latch is a  square shaft 3/16″ across. It extends 7/8″ from the back of the plate.

This item is shippable.

This Russwin Havre Door Plate With Latch is an antique item and may show wear due to age. This may include scratches, pitting, patina, finish loss, rust or other general wear. We attempt to include any significant damage beyond regular wear within the description. We make every effort to clean as much paint, dirt and rust off of items while still leaving as much of the original patina as possible. Photos shown are of actual item you will receive. If multiples are ordered, a photo of additional pieces will be sent for approval.

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Russell and Erwin / Russwin

Russell and Erwin Manufacturing was established in 1839 in New Britain, CT. under the name of Stanley, Russell & Company. The founders include Henry E. Russell, Cornelius B. Erwin and Frederick T. Stanley. Upon Stanley’s withdrawal just one year later, it became Matteson, Russell and Company to reflect a new partnership with Smith Matteson and John H. Bowen. Six years later, the company officially becomes Russell & Erwin. In 1851, it becomes Russell & Erwin Manufacturing Company. They merge with P. & F. Corbin in 1902, but continue to produce under the Russell and Erwin name. American Hardware and Russwin were also brand names used off and on in conjunction with the Russell and Erwin name. By 1964, the division again separated and was purchased by Emhart Manufacturing under the name Russwin. It continues today under the name Corbin Russwin, owned by Assa Abloy.