Round Glass Cabinet Knob with Nickel Bolt

Got a few of these in the light green. The shape nicely mirrors my 1940 Alabex light shade and the color is lovely.

I used these glass knobs for a dresser I redid and wanted a timeless, classic look. These were perfect! I absolutely love them.

The shape is very nice looking and added the vintage touch I wanted. It is not the common knob made of glass.

Great selection and they have the items you want in stock. Less waiting.

Originally bought these in red. Stunning but just didn't go well with burgundy. Eventually, exchanged for the clear and that works very well. I love just looking at the finished cabinets!!

I bought four burgundy and four amber glass beehive knobs for a cream-colored 1920's chest of drawers in the kitchen of our turn-of-the century cottage. (Two colors just for fun.) My order came VERY quickly and the quality is amazing - not to mention I couldn't find anyting but clear glass knobs in the local big box stores. I'll definitely plan on buying from this seller in the future!

These knobs are beautiful and add a retro finishing touch to my kitchen. I searched around and the price was excellent as well. The only thing is that the bolts are perfect for the drawers, but too long for the cabinets.

I got the clear knobs for my black dresser and nightstands and they look fabulous. However, my drawer fronts are thick and vary in thickness, which created a problem because while the nickel plated bolt is 2 1/2"", approximately 1 1/8"" of that is taken up by the knob that the bolt goes through. Therefore, I had to buy longer bolts for some of the drawers and the bolts I purchased from the hardware store arent as pretty as the ones that came with the knobs. I'm rating the knobs as excellent because they are beautiful, just note that you dont get 2 1/2"" of bolt to use.

I love everything about these glass knobs. They are unique, and for a minimal amount of money, my cabinets are renewed!

Very attractive cobalt blue deco knobs, and a much better choice for a deco kitchen than the more widely-available Victorian glass knobs.