From 1900 to 1940, the classic hexagonal glass cabinet knob was an American favorite. Fresh colors and period-perfect style make this one our most popular items. With a 1 1/4-inch diameter, it is the standard size for all your kitchen and bath cabinets.

A sturdy and elegant bridge pull rounds out our collection of hexagonal glass cabinet hardware. This 3-inch on center pull is the perfect size for all of your kitchen and bath drawers. From classic clear to ruby red, you'll find the perfect color for your home.

From 1900 to 1940, the classic hexagonal glass cabinet knob was an American favorite. Fresh colors and period-perfect style make this one our most popular items. With a 1 1/2-inch diameter, it is ideal for larger cabinets, built-ins, and vintage furniture.

Just like the alexandrite gem, the color of this distinctive octagonal knob changes color right before your eyes. Under fluorescent lighting it's a pretty pale blue, and in natural light or under an incandescent bulb it shifts to a lovely lavender color. Made of German crystal and a solid-brass base, it comes in an array of our most popular finishes.

Just like the alexandrite gem, the color of this distinctive square knob changes color right before your eyes. Under fluorescent lighting it's a pretty pale blue, and in natural light or under an incandescent bulb it shifts to a lovely lavender color. Made of German crystal and a solid-brass base, it comes in an array of our most popular finishes.

Made from handblown, satin-etched glass, this pink-tipped shade features a graceful floral design and gently ruffled edge. Whether you're outfitting a new or vintage fixture, its Victorian charm is suited to sconces, pendants, and chandeliers alike.

Sparkling fluted glass knobs were a popular choice in the 1920s and 30s. Bright and cheerful, they pair well with the slim and stylish Art Deco hardware of the day. Our modern reproductions are made of top-quality black crystal glass and a solid brass shank for added durability.