Grouping of mostly early American brass hardware including: A matched set of 6 classical Hepplewhite period oval pulls with an embossed design of a reclining Grecian lady holding an olive branch towards sea with sailing vessel - a cornucopia is by her side - 1800-1820 - missing bail pulls, one with small dent, otherwise all in very good condition - screws will fit 2 1/2" distance between center of holes; 4 matching Hepplewhite oval brass pulls with sheaf of wheat and hand sickle design - all missing screws and bail pulls otherwise good condition - center to center 2 1/2"; a single brass Hepplewhite oval pull marked "PEACE" above flying dove with olive branch in mouth - center to center 2 1/2"; 11 Sheraton brass pulls, non-matching, some near matching, and most in good condition; 2 matching classing Empire/Sheraton brass pulls with original rings - early to mid 19th century, both in very good condition - 3" diameter; 2 matching primitive drawer pulls in cast iron, both complete and in good condition - 19th century; 4 matching Chippendale bat-wing pulls, missing bail handles - 2" distance center to center of holes - all very good condition, plus an unmatched single brass wing pull - all believed to be 18th century; one 18th century bat-wing escutcheon; and assorted screws and bolts for pulls. Provenance: From the Doris and Jerry Soldner collection, Lake Carmel NY (formally of Kingston NY).