Gysinge’s screw rings are replicas of the Swedish type of screw rings that were common from the second half of the 19th century onwards. The rings were used both for hanging pictures, but just as often as furniture fittings, such as pull rings for drawers, cabinet doors and the like. The rings are evenly thick and not dosed like the foreign counterparts and they are not lacquered, that is, they age and darken in a traditional way. Another unique product from Gysinge.

Model: Miller Brothers No. 819 A

Period: 1930-1950

Screw not included.

Fitting screw number 9.

Sand-cast brass handle for doors, hatches and drawers. The handle is a larger variant of our previous “jumper handle, small”. Newly cast model after a model from the second half of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. Screwed on with brass slotted screws. Can be mounted both horizontally and vertically. Therefore suitable for doors, drawers and hatches. Also suitable as a handle for integrated refrigerators.

Available in two sizes, this is the larger one.

Unlacquered, sand-cast and polished brass. Length 15cm, width 3cm, height 3cm. Screw not included. Suitable screw no 8.

Door and gate handle of general 18th and 19th century type. Bracket-shaped frame with forged fasteners. Mounted with three hand-forged nails in each bracket. Can be placed either vertically or obliquely. Model from Gysinge.