The pairing of small iron rosettes and crisp white porcelain knobs makes a graphic period statement. This typical mid-Victorian combination works with everything, from a Greek Revival town house to a simple country farmhouse. A reproduction mortise lock with a solid brass face plate and interior components completes the vintage look.

The swirling glaze of these Bennington style knobs recalls the richly grained veneers of fine mahogany antiques. Paired with petite iron rosettes in a lacquered or black powder coated finish, they work with everything, from a Greek Revival town house to a simple country farmhouse. A reproduction mortise lock with a solid brass face plate and interior components completes the vintage look.

The pairing of jet black porcelain knobs and small iron rosettes makes an understated, yet powerful period statement. This typical mid-Victorian combination works with everything, from a Greek Revival town house to a simple country farmhouse. A reproduction mortise lock with a solid brass face plate and interior components completes the vintage look.