₹7,000.00 ₹6,300.00 10% OFF
Presenting a rare pair of vintage solid brass door pull handles, sourced from the historic Sethia House, Sardarshahar, Rajasthan. These elegant architectural handles were once part of one of Sardarshahar’s renowned Jain merchant havelis and reflect the superior craftsmanship of early 20th-century India.
Crafted from heavy solid brass, the handles feature a clean geometric Art Deco-inspired design with a rich natural patina developed over decades. Their substantial weight and minimalist styling make them suitable for heritage havelis, luxury residences, boutique hotels, offices, libraries, and restoration projects.
According to the family from whom they were acquired, these handles are approximately 90–100 years old and originally belonged to the prestigious Sethia family of Sardarshahar, one of Rajasthan’s well-known Jain business families.
Unlike modern cast hardware, these original antique handles possess exceptional build quality and timeless elegance, making them highly desirable for collectors, architects, and interior designers.
Highlights
Original Vintage Door Pull Handles (Pair)
Heavy Solid Brass construction
Estimated Age: 90–100 Years
Elegant Art Deco / Heritage design
Original natural brass patina
Suitable for main doors, heritage homes, boutique hotels and restoration projects
Purchased from the historic Sethia House, Sardarshahar, Rajasthan
Rare architectural salvage piece
Specifications
Material: Solid Brass
Quantity: Pair (2 Handles)
Finish: Original aged brass patina
Origin: Sardarshahar, Rajasthan, India
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with authentic age-related wear
Historical Provenance
This original pair of brass handles was acquired from the historic Sethia House, Sardarshahar, Rajasthan. As shared by the family, the handles are around 90–100 years old and were installed in one of the family’s heritage properties. The Sethia family has long been associated with Sardarshahar’s rich mercantile and Jain heritage, adding historical significance to these architectural pieces.
Brass is actually an alloy, not a pure metal. It’s a combination of copper and zinc, and the proportions of these metals determine the colour and properties of the brass. Known for its durability and resistance to corrosion, brass has been used for centuries in everything from musical instruments to household items. Using brass utensils can impart a subtle metallic taste to food, enhancing its flavour profile.
