Ton model 1930s (30s) door handle
A commonly used model in the 1930s is the now-named barrel model. In addition, many different models were made in the 1930s. And even today there are many different models on the interiorhardware market. These models all have a barrel-shaped handle (usually made of black wood or horn) with a conical end cap. The Ton model 1930s door hardware at is also made with these classic features.
At the Ton model is available in shiny nickel (as shown at left), brushed nickel, shiny chrome or Bronze Antique. The handle here is made of ebony which is naturally (and therefore thoroughly) black. These 1930s door handles also come standard with two rosettes and the necessary screws in a matching color.
Thirties barrel model series
Besides the thirties barrel-model door handles there are in the same barrel-model series for turning windows: window stays and window levers, for sliding windows: window handles, for sliding doors: door handles and for kitchens or furniture there are handles.
Window handle barrel model thirties
In the same barrel model, this window handle is made for the sliding windows widely used in the 1930s. This handle is also available in shiny nickel, brushed nickel and bronze antique with a solid ebony, barrel-shaped handle. The handle is secured with four screws at the bottom of the sash.
The window handle "barrel-model" can be ordered through this link.
Window stay barrel model thirties
For casement windows, both a window stay and a window handle can be ordered in the barrel model. The casement stay also has an ebony handle and comes complete with two adjusting pins and the necessary screws for fastening.
The casement stay ton-model can be ordered via this link.
Window lever barrel model thirties
The window locks barrel-model (left or right) can be used in combination with the window opener. Both the stop for windows that open outward and the hook for windows that open inward are included. With the window fasteners, it is important to consider carefully whether you need a left or right fastener. With the window closures, we look at the hand with which the closure is grasped and a left closure is therefore on the right side of a window (viewed from the inside) with the hinges on the left side and a right closure is on the left side.
The window handle barrel-model right can be ordered through this link.
The window handle barrel-model left can be ordered through this link.
Doorhandle tonmodel thirties
The door handle in the ton-model series can be used for sliding doors that were widely used in the thirties. The handle is easy to grip because of its height and again has an ebony handle.
The door handle ton-model can be ordered through this link.
Kitchen handle/furniture handle ton model 1930s
In addition to the windows and doors, the 1930s style can be extended to the kitchen with the barrel model . In addition to window hardware and door hardware, the barrel model is also available as a kitchen handle and furniture handle.
The Kitchen handle/furniture handle barrel model can be ordered through this link.
WC fastener 1930s
The toilet closure with lever and free/occupied does not have the typical barrel-shaped handle. However, this toilet closure was widely used in the 1930s period in combination with the barrel-model door handle. Traditionally, this toilet skip was placed approximately at shoulder height. From the early 1970s, many of these skip toilet closures were replaced by toilet closures with a knurled pin. And today, the skip toilet closures are actually being reinstalled to replace the less ornate closures. This allows the toilet door to be restored with the authentic 1930s feel.
