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00A2304 - 7/16"" × 13/16"" Inset Escutcheon
00A2304 - 7/16" × 13/16" Inset Escutcheon
Horton Brasses manufactures all its fine brass hardware in Cromwell, Connecticut. Founded in 1936 by Frank A. Horton, the company is now operated by the fourth generation of the Horton family.
This cast brass inset escutcheon is finished in Horton antique brass. Measures 7/16" × 13/16".
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