Object name: Keyhole: escutcheon / Accession number: Acc.90 / Function: 4.1 Dwellings and Furnishings - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-604, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, elongated; in shape of helmeted, mustached soldier bearing halberd; ornate incised and embossed openwork scroll design; key guide riveted to plate

Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-616, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, round, resembling tray with rim; four volutes of flat strips interior of tray, and key guard resembling doorway; all pieces riveted to base plate

Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-641, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, elongated; incised and embossed trifoliate design at ends; crosshatched area above and below keyhole

Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-621, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, nearly circular, except for iron pointed “fence” running across top; double question mark key guide riveted to base plate

Hearst Museum object titled Keyhole: escutcheon, accession number 7-617, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, elongated, pointed ends; ornate openwork embossed and incised openwork leaf design (quadrifoliate at bottom); key guide riveted to base plate