Darcy Thumblatch

Peak OakMade in the UK

£68

Made In Great Britain The Darcy Thumblatch brings the flowing leaf design of our Darcy collection to a traditional door latch. Its long, shaped handle twists like a stem, while forged leaves branch out across the ironwork. This gives the latch a natural, decorative look without losing the simplicity of a working thumblatch. The handle measures 10″ long, so the leaf detail has enough space to stand out on the face of the door. It works particularly well on solid oak and ledged doors, where the dark iron contrasts with the grain and natural movement of the timber. The visible latch bar also cont

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Registered at Companies House as PEAK OAK LIMITED, number 06477756. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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Made in the UK
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