Gysinge’s screw rings are replicas of the Swedish type of screw rings that were common from the second half of the 19th century onwards. The rings were used both for hanging pictures, but just as often as furniture fittings, such as pull rings for drawers, cabinet doors and the like. The rings are evenly thick and not dosed like the foreign counterparts and they are not lacquered, that is, they age and darken in a traditional way. Another unique product from Gysinge.

Model: Landshövdingehus in Majorna, Gothenburg

Period: 1880-1950

Solid, well-made brass knob for doors and drawers after a model that was common throughout the 19th century, until the beginning of the 20th century. Model from Gysinge. Ø 30 mm. Counter screw of iron.

Model: Landshövdingehus, Majorna in Gothenburg

Period: 1880-1950