Alnwick Escutcheon

Peak OakMade in the UK

£8

Our Alnwick Escutcheon gives a keyhole a neat, traditional finish while helping protect the surrounding timber from everyday wear. It forms part of the wider Alnwick collection, so it works naturally alongside matching handles, hinges, bolts and other pieces from the range. The simple oval shape keeps the design understated. Rather than drawing too much attention to the lock, it frames the keyhole and gives the door furniture a more complete appearance. This makes the Alnwick Escutcheon suitable for panelled doors, ledged doors, painted timber doors and traditional joinery. You can choose betw

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