Three Early Taiwanese Antique Brass Skeleton Keys with Rhombus Handles

Three Early Taiwanese Antique Brass Skeleton Keys with Rhombus Handles Dimensions: Each grid on the mat is 1 cm; a 10-yuan coin is shown for size reference. These are old items and may have significant scratches, dents, or deformations. Please examine the images carefully. We do not ship outside of Taiwan. Thank you. These keys were commonly used for early Qing Dynasty, Japanese colonial era, and Republic of China period cypress wardrobes, chests, drawers, money boxes, and more. Besides brass, some keys were made of cast iron or formed from folded sheet metal. These are genuine Taiwanese antique pieces. Each key bears the marks of human use, with rust, oxidation, and patina. The teeth are no longer sharp, and it's natural for them to be old, worn, and imperfect. Over time and with use, their forms have become more rounded and smooth, adding to their rustic beauty. This authentic feel of age is irreplaceable. The photos show the actual items. Please only purchase if you can accept these conditions. Beyond their function of locking and unlocking, these old keys truly represent the stories and secrets of human interactions hidden behind them. Even across different times and spaces, holding an old key in your hand, does it spark endless imagination? Does it transport you back to savor that past emotion?