Finesse Jedburgh Leather Door Handle on Jesmond Rose - Pair

Description

Please 4-6 weeks for manufacture. These beautiful leather door handles are a truly bespoke product they will be made to order specifically for your order. The Jedburgh Pewter Door Handle with Black or Chocolate Brown Leather grip FD110. More Handles stock a great selection of matching Finesse pewter door handles and door knobs in the Jedburgh Collection of pewter and leather door handles and accessories, if you wish to create a fully coordinated look around your home. Finesse Design use lead-free pewter that gives a warm tactile feel and excellent durability. We do not recommend saddle leather for use extrernally. Supplied in PAIRS complete with spindle and fixings. Manufactured in County Durham, England, these door handles incorporate a beautiful hand-stitched English saddle leather on the handle grip, with the seam stitched out and turned to the inside grip of the handle. Made in England to original designs as part of the award-winning 'Finesse' range, the Jedburgh Leather Lever door handle is crafted from solid pewter matched with a luxurious fine leather of your choice, on a 'Jesmond' square rose. These door handles are hand made to order. The door handle is available in either Black English Saddle Leather or Chocolate English Saddle Leather. These lever handles really highlight the natural beauty of pewter, and will give a great bespoke look and finish to your interior. Part of the Finesse Design range, these door handles are hand made from genuine pewter. If you require a key lock for use with this door handle, then please use a separate dead lock, rather than a one-piece sash lock. The reason for this is that the rose backplate on this door handle is large and may foul the keyhole of a one-piece sash lock. It is recommended that these are fitted using a double sprung tubular latch. Finesse Design deal only in Hand made, genuine pewter handles that are crafted in England using original designs, created in-house in Finesse's design hub and workshop in Durham, Northern England.