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Bring History Home With Heritage Hardware
Beautifully crafted hardware that honors America’s architectural history in every detail.
Beautifully crafted hardware that honors America’s architectural history in every detail.
Charleston Hardware Company’s curated antique hardware collections offer accurate, period appropriate reproductions of door, furniture, and window hardware all derived from original antiques. Each product has been meticulously reproduced to stand the test of time and celebrate American architecture, ranging from colonial style door hardware to mid century modern cabinet hardware.
This antique bronze doorknob set is an exact recreation of the Yale & Towne Rice pattern designs from the 1880s. This accurate, long-lasting, and elegant vintage-inspired knob adds a touch of vintage American hardware to any space as it is made of solid bronze utilizing age-old techniques.
Originally introduced in 1884 by Branford Lock Works, the Oriental pattern quickly became a popular design of the era. Its motifs feature an open fan, rising sun, and bamboo, all symbolic elements reflecting the period’s fascination with Eastern influence.
The Gramercy Collection features clean lines and contemporary appeal of the widely used style in both renovations and new construction.
The Egg & Dart motif dates back to Greco-Roman times, with the egg symbolizing life and the dart representing death. This Neoclassical pattern is a timeless choice for door hardware, architectural moldings, and facades.
The Rope Collection draws inspiration from the traditional rope pattern, a classic architectural motif cherished across cultures and eras. Symbolizing strength and unity, this design evokes the interwoven bonds of community and tradition, particularly in nautical regions.
The Beaded collection is inspired by a pattern from Reading Hardware Co. of Reading, NY. This classic pattern has stood the test of due to its classic and versatile motif.
The Eastlake Collection includes a variety of patterns featuring scenes of nature, repeating motifs, and geometric shapes. Charles Locke Eastlake, a British architect, was inspired by Eastern influences and embellishments.
Graceful neoclassical lines and simple ornamentation—ideal for 18th-century American homes and Federal-style restorations.
The Deco Collection celebrates the elegance of early 20th-century modernism, this collection captures the era’s geometric lines, symmetry, and machine-age luxury in brass hardware.
The Ceramic Collection showcases colorful porcelain and clay doorknobs and cabinetry hardware which pair beautifully across a variety of uses. These New England–born pieces — including the iconic Bennington knob — celebrate 19th-century craftsmanship and timeless charm.