I need to find a brass coat & hat hook

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jimbob79

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Topic # 164482 11-Feb-2015 11:02

I need to find (x2) a brass hat & coat hook which is identical to this one. I found one or two places online but they are in the UK. Any ideas?

Coat & Hat Hook

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Reply # 1234572 11-Feb-2015 11:04

Order them from the UK? Or try a demolitions place.

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Reply # 1234579 11-Feb-2015 11:11

Looks like something you might find at a building recycler, if you were lucky. The identical requirement will make it difficult, maybe easier to buy 4 new that look similar to that but identical to each other?

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Reply # 1234588 11-Feb-2015 11:17

http://www.woodville.co.nz/C38_1.htm

looks ldamn close

http://www.woodville.co.nz/hat_and_coat_hooks.htm

http://www.woodville.co.nz/index.htm

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Reply # 1234604 11-Feb-2015 11:33

wellygary: http://www.woodville.co.nz/C38_1.htm
looks ldamn close or
http://www.woodville.co.nz/hat_and_coat_hooks.htm
http://www.woodville.co.nz/index.htm

That is one very close to what I am needing. Wonder how I can make it look a bit more vintage looking.

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Reply # 1234608 11-Feb-2015 11:35

timmmay: Looks like something you might find at a building recycler, if you were lucky. The identical requirement will make it difficult, maybe easier to buy 4 new that look similar to that but identical to each other?

I should of said that I spent a morning going around all the local demolitions place I know of in the Hutt Valley and did not have any luck.

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Reply # 1234610 11-Feb-2015 11:36

ubergeeknz: Order them from the UK? Or try a demolitions place.

Ordering from the UK is cheaper including the delivery but it's the time factor for delivery that irks me.

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Reply # 1234612 11-Feb-2015 11:42

jimbob79: Ordering from the UK is cheaper including the delivery but it's the time factor for delivery that irks me.

Mail delivery from the UK is usually very quick. In my experience, around 6-7 days is quite normal, unless things are being sent by iParcel (Amazon). It can take longer of course, depending on how unlucky you are.

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Reply # 1234615 11-Feb-2015 11:46

SirHumphreyAppleby:
jimbob79: Ordering from the UK is cheaper including the delivery but it's the time factor for delivery that irks me.

Mail delivery from the UK is usually very quick. In my experience, around 6-7 days is quite normal, unless things are being sent by iParcel (Amazon). It can take longer of course, depending on how unlucky you are.

Going a bit off topic, My parents sent a shoe boxed size package to me and it took over seven weeks. But that was because is was sent via International Economy.