The requested URL /index.php?link=news was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request. I would love to find a fun vintage door knocker, I don't want to spend a ton of money (would like to stay under $50) Does anyone have a neat shop to recommend that I could find one? I can't vouch for the prices, but the one area in town that you have even a shot of finding vintage door knockers is on Charles Street on Beacon Hill (between Beacon and Cambridge Streets). One attraction mentioned in this post Ranked of 378 things to do in Boston Yes, the name of the store escapes me, but there is a shop on Charles Street which focuses only on hardware like that: doorknobs, knockers, window pulls, stuff like that. It is on the east side of Charles St, somewhere between Mt Vernon and Cambridge streets. Definitely not cheap stuff generally, but I don't think door knockers go for that much.
They would definitely be able to suggest other places, if they don't have what you're looking for. One destination mentioned in this post The shop is E.R. Butler & Company at 38 Charles Street -- at 123 Charles St. I think they have mainly new (reproduction) hardware, but may have antiques. In any case, they are rather pricey. They specialize is salvaged architectural materials. Olde Bostonian is located at 66 Von Hillern St. at the edge of South Boston off the Southeast Expressway. You should visit their website to get directions. Not sure what you are looking for so I have 2 suggestions 1. Here is someone who specializes in selling this kind of stuff and it would be a great day trip. For $25, I will knock on your door. I am pretty vintage. I also was thinking Charles Street. You may also try salvage yards like Restoration Resources in the south end. I was indeed thinking of Period Hardware. I am familiar with ER Butler, but they are WAY high end.
I think you need $50 just to walk in the door there. Although there is pricey stuff at Period Hardware, I still think door knockers won't break the bank.I am starting my search this weekend! neslaw1 if I don't find anything I might take you up on being my "vintage dorr knocker" haha Thanks again! I will practice on my neighbor's doors while waiting for the call.Good luck with your search. breakfast at logan airport Omni Parker or Doubletree Bayside Which Neighborhood to stay Layover in Boston at the end of March Hotel advice between Aloft Seaport and Westin Waterfront private car service in boston area Parking at T Stations Doubletree Downtown or Seaport Boston Boston Park Plaza or Courtyard Marriott on Tremont? IS this a good base for boston What to do in almost 5-hour layover See All Boston Conversations Hotels near the T / Commuter Rail Hotels outside of Boston Best places to visit near Boston
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