Pair of Octagonal Glass Door Knobs With Solid Brass Shank

I purchased a 1915 Colonial home in a historic New England town. I needed to replace some original hardware that was no longer viable, and searched for replacements that looked authentic but worked like new. I found exactly what I needed here...

The finish lasts very well. The quality is much better than other repo's on the market. The only improvement would be to have 2 set screws to hold it against the shaft instead of just one. These parts are better than the real thing but no-one can tell it is not original. This is one feature everyone notices and compliments on.

Excellent match to existing 1934 knobs in house.

The look and finish were great. The only problem with installation was that the center threaded rod was too long. In order to make it a snug fit I needed to cut it with a Dremel. That only took a few minutes and then it mounted fine. I did some minor adjustments to get it to turn smoothly. It looks great and you'd need to be really looking to tell it wasn't original.

I would recommend adding a 5/8 inch rubber washer/gasket to both shanks which will allow for smooth operations and eliminate friction with back plate.

The oil rubbed bronze octagonal glass door knob sets really spruce up the doors in our 100 plus year old farm house! They are of excellent quality. The color blends perfectly with the patina of the existing door plates. We recently repainted the entire downstairs; these knobs really set off our fresh look!

Perfect fit for my 100 year old door

Good Product, just keep the allen set screw down

good hard to find glass knobs that matched 1920 door knobs I had

Good quality but less refined in appearance of brass base than other knobs available from House of Antique Hardware