Vintage probably older certainly early 20th century solid brass door finger plates set of 4 one for each side or could be split into 8 lovely aged patina with the word push engraved nice verdigris colouring Verdigris is a green or bluish-green substance that forms on copper, brass, or bronze. It can also refer to a copper salt of acetic acid that is used as a pigment or fungicide. Some age related wear tallest 30 cm tall 71/2 cm wide 
23 cm tall 8 cm wide sold as a set of 4 may sell separately please contact us for pricing etc 
Door finger plates, also known as door plates or push plates, were first used in the Georgian period and became a common feature in the Victorian era. They were originally used to protect doors from finger marks. 
History
Finger plates were originally made from wood, brass, and cast iron. 
They were used to protect the area of the door that was most touched. 
Ornate finger plates made of ceramic with hand-painted designs were a sign of wealth. 
Design
Finger plates could be plain or have detailed decorative patterns. 
Victorian style ceramic finger plates were shaped at the top and bottom. 
Modern finger plates are designed to coordinate with any interior style. 
Uses 
Finger plates protect doors from wear and tear.
They add a decorative element to the door.
They provide a durable surface for pushing doors open.
They offer a hygienic and easy-to-clean surface.
Renovation 
Adding finger plates to a historic home can be an affordable way to restore original character.