Antique Brass Door Hinges(14 products)

Everbilt 3-1/2-inch x 3-3/16-inch with 5/8-inch Radius Satin-Nickel Reversible Door Hinge (1-pc)

Everbilt's 3-1/2-in Reversible Door Hinge with half Square Corner and half 5/8-in Radius is ideal for hanging standard interior residential doors. By simply relocating the pin, the door's swing direction can be easily changed. Removable pin makes the hinge easy to install. Finish works well with today's contemporary satin nickel hardware.

Onward 4 1/2-inch (114 mm) Full Mortise Adjustable Spring Butt Hinge for Exterior Door, Square Corner, Oil-Rubbed Bronze

Add the finishing touch to your your exterior door with this polished and sleek hinge. Versatile and stylish, these hinges have an adjustable spring-closing mechanism that automatically closes the door. Featuring a 68 kg (150 lb) weight capacity per 3 hinges, non-removable hinge pin for a secure installation, and eight mounting holes for the perfect fit. This 4 1/2 in (114 mm) hinge with square corners comes in a stylish oil-rubbed bronze finish and is designed to create a modern look in any entry. Sold per individual hinge, mounting screws are included.

Onward (3-Pack) 3 1/2-inch (89 mm) Full Mortise Butt Hinge for Interior Door, 5/8-inch Radius, Antique Nickel Finish

Add the finishing touch to your projects with this polished and sleek hinge. Versatile and stylish, these hinges are a must-have for any home. Featuring a 20 kg (45 lb) weight capacity per 3 hinges, removable hinge pin for easy installation, and six mounting holes for the perfect fit. This 3 1/2 in (89 mm) hinge with 5/8 in radius corners comes in a stylish antique brass finish and is designed to create a modern look in any room. Sold per pack of 3 hinges, mounting screws are included.

Richelieu Drilling Template for 4 5/8-inch (117 mm) x 1 1/8-inch (29 mm) Concealed Hinges

Concealed hinges can now be installed faster and easier than ever before with our drilling templates. Each template is individually handcrafted for precision. Templates are mounted on the door with the help of nails, while guide pins locate the deep mortise.