An escutcheon is usually architectural door hardware which surrounds keyhole or lock cylinder. Victorian Escutcheons are basically decorative door hardware that draw the eye to the keyhole. Some of the Victorian escutcheon however, help in protecting a lock cylinder from snapping, drilling etc.

These escutcheons come in multiple styles. They are available in both pure antique style and also modern adaptation of original style. The designs in which these escutcheon comes are- decorative style, flowery style, angular styles etc. The Victorian Escutcheons are casted out of various materials especially solid brass replicating the styles of original design and style.

Victorian Escutcheons come with one bail, one back plate, two posts and nuts. These door hardware are detailed with beautiful patterns, and are also used in modern Southwestern style cabinetry, and even Arts & Crafts furniture.

Materials used in Victorian Escutcheons

The materials that are used for making Victorian Escutcheon are:

• Bronze
• Brass
• Cast Iron
• Wrought Iron
• Steel

Finishes on Victorian Escutcheons

The finishes on the Victorian Escutcheon are as follows:

• Burnished Gold
• Satin Nickel
• Chrome Plated
• Lacquered Brass
• Antique Brass
• Antique Nickel
• Black Powder Coated
• Satin Chrome Plated