Crystal clear octagonal glass knobs have a fresh and elegant look that's never out of style. First offered in the 1850s, their popularity peaked at the turn of the century. Offered here with a solid brass shank in four classic finishes.

Delicate crystal knobs paired with slim and stylish Art Deco plates were all the rage in the 1930s. Cheerful, bright and beautiful, they are just as appealing today. These top-quality reproductions come with a forged brass base in an array of classic finishes.

Made from solid brass, this quadrant latch performs a unique function – keeping Dutch doors closed. This elegant hardware complements Dutch doors’ vintage charm while providing an easy and attractive way to firmly secure them.

Our tailored New York back plate has a timeless appeal. Whether your style is Victorian, Craftsman, or Mid-Century modern, this spare, beveled design will fit right in. While the originals were typically made of stamped brass or copper, this heavy-duty reproduction is forged from solid brass. At 2 1/4-inch wide, it works on both pre-drilled doors or vintage mortise locks.

This heavy-duty brass roller catch works for heftier residential and commercial doors. A durable spring-loaded roller firmly closes doors and holds them in place. Adjusts to fit varying door gaps. Choose from an array of finishes.

Octagonal crystal door knobs measuring 2 1/4-inch diameter like the originals popular in the late 1800's. These top-quality reproductions are made of sparkling crystal glass, set into a durable forged brass base. Available in 7 period finishes.

Painstakingly recreated from an antique original, our Ovolo Back Plate adds instant elegance to your doors. Inspired by a circa 1900, neo-classical design, it features a vintage egg and dart border. This exceptional plate is forged in solid brass, lending to its crisp pattern detail.

These simple and shapely oval knobs are as pleasing to the hand as to the eye. Based on a timeless turn-of-the-century design, they're at home in colonial, craftsman or even contemporary style interiors. Forged from durable solid brass.

Our small cast brass rosettes are ideal for authentic colonial interiors. They look wonderful paired with small round brass knobs or with any of our porcelain and brass rim lock knobs. Choose from lacquered, unlacquered or antique brass.

This domed oval keyhole cover is an authentic reproduction of a classic design. Stamped in solid brass, just like the antique originals, it comes in your choice of five popular finishes.

Our sleek and understated Streamline Modern door knobs are ideal for Art Deco or Mid-Century style homes. Forged in solid brass for enduring quality, they come in your choice of seven classic finishes. Pair with the matching back plate (RS-01NW-702426X) or combine with your own vintage escutcheons. A threaded steel spindle is included.

A simple, round rosette is an elegant backdrop to many styles of door knobs. This low-profile design, which steps down slightly around the outside to create a subtle border, is re-cast from a circa 1920 antique original. Due to the screw hole positioning, it will not work on doors pre-drilled with a 2 1/8-inch bore.

Introduced by Yale & Town around 1910 as part of their popular Flemish Renaissance line, the Largo pattern is every bit as appealing today. With its elegant scrollwork and lush, classical foliage, this lovely deadbolt complements every formal decor. Our modern re-creation is made of forged brass and top-quality internal components for smooth, long-lasting performance. Pair it with one of our matching interior door sets in your favorite finish for the perfect entry.

Our Rounded-Corner Ball Catch is the perfect for securing narrow interior doors, including French doors, closets, pantries, and those with a dummy door set. Made of solid brass, this low-profile mechanism features a sturdy spring and is adjustable for varying door gaps. Choose from an array of popular finish options.

Solid brass crescent thumb turn with oval back plate for use with privacy mortise locks, night locks, catches, etc. The oval plate is oriented on the diamond.

The lovely combination of white porcelain and gleaming brass suits so many styles of homes, from Queen Anne Victorian to Colonial Revival. The durable glazed knobs are firmly fastened to a solid brass shank in your choice of polished or antique finishes.

Sleek and understated, these fashionable knobs are a tasteful choice for your vintage Deco or Mid-Century style home. Hollow, yet sturdy, they are made of solid, wrought brass, offering a lifetime of beauty and performance. Available in five classic finishes, you'll have plenty of options for every room in the house.

Delicate crystal knobs paired with slim and stylish Art Deco plates were all the rage in the 1930s. Cheerful, bright and beautiful, they are just as appealing today. These top-quality reproductions are made of sparkling crystal glass, set into a durable forged brass base.

This classic stamped brass rosette is exactly like those found in American homes of the 1910s and 20s. The shapely profile, 3 screw holes, and matching slotted screws make it a great choice for exacting restorations or new vintage style construction. Not for use on pre-drilled doors.

These small brass door knobs are ideal for authentic colonial interiors or wherever an understated hardware treatment is desired. Cast from solid brass with a highly polished finish, they're as durable as they are attractive. Hand-finished with our living antique patina.

This Windsor pattern escutcheon is one of our finest Victorian era reproductions. Introduced by Reading Hardware around 1885, the whimsical Aesthetic design is just as fresh and lovely today. Made of solid cast brass and finished with our living antique patina.

A brilliant silvered star at the center of our Round Glass Doorknobs gives your doors a sparkling focal point. Less common than fluted or octagonal knobs, the versatile round shape goes with any style of hardware and decor. the solid-brass shank comes in an array of popular finish options.

The Bennington pottery first produced richly swirled clay knobs in the mid 1800s. Paired with small rosettes or back plates, they make a stately, yet understated period style door set. The durable glazed knobs are firmly fastened to a solid iron shank in antique iron finish.