9pcs ANTIQUE DOOR ORNATE Eastlake Era Lock cover Key Hole Escutcheon-MATCHING

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MATCHING design - Unknown Manufacturer - some have a "W" mark on the back -  Eastlake era - see information below.
Lot of nine  cast iron/steel (magnetic) -  ANTIQUE DOOR ORNATE  PATTERN BACK PLATE  Lock cover Key Hole Escutcheon
The backs show that they may have been painted black at one time. 5/8" dia. knob hole = 2 1/4" knob hole to lock hole
Nine pcs  -  about 5-1/2"x 1-1/2"   with brass attachment hardware (#6-round head slotted wood screws (18) included)).
5/8" dia. knob hole = 2 1/4" knob hole to lock hole - measure thrice, buy once. All dimensions approximate. Send email if you need more information.
Some history on Eastlake. Source: knobs and handles pc dot com
"The Eastlake era and the Aesthetic Movement brought hardware design out of the flowy and sometimes overly complex Victorian design era and landed us in a place where nature was a key component. Key to an Eastlake design was the combination and blend of depictions of natural pieces and parts, and geometric elements. In one way or another, repeated geometrics that took elements of Greek, Native American, Egyptian, Japanese, Moorish, Celtic and many others and blended them into the hardware". These lock side cover plates qualifies as Eastlake era manufactured - design, size and cast iron, circa 1870 to 1875, based
on manufacturers
. Hopkins and Dickson as well as SARGENT (pix shown) advertised Eastlake designs 1870. Earliest manufacturers were Mallory & Wheeler and Branford but I cannot locate their very early catalogs.