door knobVintage-style Hardware

Classic Traditional
Timeline Style: Timeless classic style – Late 19th century. Early 20th century up to Modern style interiors
Genuine glass with solid brass base
Set includes two knobs with spindle
2″ diameter fluted knob
Will fit doors with a thickness of 1″ to 2-1/2″
Set includes a 3-1/2″ long. 3/8″ – 20 TPI spindle. two set-screws along with a hex key for fastening knobs to spindle
For a single Fluted Glass Doorknob See here

Product Description
Specs

A high quality genuine glass doorknob set with an attractive fluted design. The sparkling center point under the glass amplifies reflected light to showcase beautiful facets. The rim of the solid brass base folds over the base of the glass knob for a secure grip. The excellent craftsmanship used to create these doorknobs produces an addition to your home that is both elegant to the eye attractive to the touch. These traditional fluted glass knobs are designed in the late 19th century / early 20th century style of hardware. but will fit in with any time period up to the current modern styles. The solid brass base is available in unlacquered brass (will patina naturally). oil rubbed bronze. lacquered brass. brushed nickel. polished nickel finishes. These very popular glass door knobs will showcase plenty of quality charm to your home.

Hardwick Sons is pleased to offer vintage-style hardware for the many people who desire to fashion their homes with charm. quality. style. The traditional-style hardware that we showcase are true faithful reproductions of classic hardware pieces found in the many homes from across America throughout the past century.

Product	Knob Diameter	Knob Depth	Diameter of Inner Brass Ferrule	Thread Size In Base (For Spindle	Size of Spindle Square (measured on the flats)	Spindle Length	Model #
Pair of Fluted Clear Glass Doorknobs	2″	2-1/8″	39/64″	3/8″-20 TPI	9/32″ (7 mm)	3-1/2″	BMH8852X

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