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Lot 1958 — Design House Scroll Dummy Door Lever, Polished Brass, 6.375 in x 1.88 in x 2.625 in, 775338

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STARTING BID · NO SALE $1
STATUS Closed

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Bidding ended.
Verified in hand Straight from our ledger — not a listing form. 📷 Our own photograph of this unit as it sits in our Buda warehouse on Jul 31. 🔍 Barcode read off this unit on our shelf on Jul 30. 📍 Shelved and located — we know exactly where it is.

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Condition: New

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Description & contents

The Design House 775338 Scroll 2-Way Latch Dummy Door Handle is mounted without a latch and does not turn like traditional door knobs. Finished in polished brass and designed for left or right hand doors this handle has 2-holes in its 2-5/8-inch (T) plate for mounting to French doors or doors with a ball catch mechanism. This dummy handle has a scroll design with a handle that curves. The handle extends 1-7/8-inch outward and fits the two most common backsets in the U.S. (2-3/4-inch and 2-3/8-inch). This product is ANSI Grade-3 certified which means this handle is rated for residential security. Designed and manufactured by Design House the trusted source for quality lighting hardware plumbing kitchen and bath products for every taste and budget.
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Pennyworth Auctions
3225 FM 2001, Suites 603 & 604, Buda, TX 78610-3784

Collection hours
Mon–Fri 11AM–6PM · Sat 2PM–6PM CT · Closed Sundays

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