What you have there is a bottom-of-the-barrel 35mm hinge.

35mm hinges are now the standard, and come in many grades. They are made in differing increments of overlay, which is how the relationship of the cabinet door to the box is expressed. If you shop for replacement hinges, you will have to determine what overlay your cabinets were built with, because it cannot be altered easily. (you have to replace the doors to change the overlay)

For example, if the door overlaps the opening in the box by 1/2" all around, that is called 1/2" overlay. And so on.

Hinges are available in different degrees that they can swing open. The lowest cost ones are 110 degree.

If you are looking for a direct replacement, these are pretty close, make sure you order the right overlay; from your pics it looks to be 1/2"

http://ebuilderdirect.com/fafrsanicahi.html

Casey

They are called euro hinges and you get them at various overlay to suit your needs. They are made as half overlay, full overlay, or inset.

The 35mm he is talking about is the size of the hole that accepts the euro hinge. To make a hole like that you use a forstner bit. 35mm is the standard size.

http://woodworkerszone.com/wiki/index.php?title=Installing_Euro_hinges

I have never seen them in bronze.If your going to replace them I would suggest using Blum hinges.Much better quality than what you have.

http://www.cabinetparts.com/c/hinges-european/hinges-blum?gclid=CjwKEAiA9c-2BRC_vaaJ0Ybps30SJABlqxDeP3dYc5rOSbEYoimrc2uwDddjbk7bmkBQ6ipiWZEZlBoCjXfw_wcB