I have a furniture piece made of rosewood (ie, heavy) that has a drop-down front door. The door fits smoothly into the cabinet face and is hinged at the door-bottom left and right sides with an unusual recessed hinge. The hinge is two pieces of brass about 3/4" wide by 1 1/2" long, connected with a pivot near the ends of the pieces. One piece is then recessed into the side of the door and the attached piece is mounted into a recess in the cabinet frame -- one hinge on the left side and one on the right side of the door. If my description isn't clear, when the door is opened and closed, the two hinge pieces pivot like the blades on a scissors. When the door is down, it's stabilized by two folding brass down-stays; when up, by two catches on the top of the door. The unit was purchased years ago overseas, so I can't go back to the manufacturer.
The bar was damaged in a move, and the door was ripped from the downstays and the hinges. I have (or can replace) the downstays, but I can't locate any hinges of this style. I've Googled the question and checked a number of manufacturers (SOSS, Amerock, etc.) without success.
This is a quality piece of furniture, so I'd like to find an exact replacement rather than try to jury-rig a home-made replacement. Does anyone know of a source for the hinges?