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Your cart is empty.From the ANTIQUE HARDWARE DEPOT - Distinctive gorgeous old fashioned reproduction nails. These are decorative Common nails are antique reproduction steels nails with a metallic finish. The look is that of hundreds of years ago, antique Common Square Head nails that have any number of uses like, decorative nails for hanging pictures, shutter nails, cabins, cabinets, antique floor nails, upholstery, door studs and decorative nails for furniture. The only limit is your imagination. These decorative nails are sometimes referred to as rose heads, square head nails, cast iron nails, decorative clavos, cut nails, common nails, flooring nails decorative tacks and even horseshoe nails. The decorative head is somewhat rounded and somewhat three sided and raised irregular shape. These decorative wrought head nails will bring a level of authenticity and elegance to your project. Thank you for considering Antique Hardware Depot
Robert C.
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
Not real authentic but were good for a craft job.
von
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024
My fiancé has an antique shelf that belonged to his father. It was destroyed and he wanted to restore it. I found these nails and Amazon, and they were exactly what he wanted for the restoration.
Paul D. Balaban
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024
I was shocked to find the package contained only a dozen nails?
G.Watts
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2023
Do not get these if you intend to use them in plaster walls, they bend every single time.
J. Gunderssen
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2023
I bought these to make the famous "Shaker Six-Board Chest" to serve as a toybox for my baby niece. I was surprised how sturdy it came out with just these nails as the fasteners - it's a battletank. The nail heads also give it a rustic, antique styling that is quite welcome on many of my wood projects.Unlike modern wire nails, you do have to drill pilot holes for these. You should definitely take some offcuts from the wood you'll be using for the project and figure out what diameter bit to use. You just want to make sure it's neither too loose nor splitting your wood.
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