A substantial lot of approximately 15 door knobs representing American residential hardware from the late 19th to early 20th centuries. The collection primarily consists of clear molded glass knobs in varied period designs, featuring faceted octagonal and dodecagonal forms along with rounded fluted patterns that incorporate molded starburst or sunburst centers. These glass components are mounted to aged brass ferrules. The lot includes several threaded square steel spindles and one spherical polished metal knob, likely chrome or nickel-plated over brass. Several of the glass knobs bear handwritten characters applied in black ink, specifically the letters L, P, and R, which likely served as location identifiers during the salvage process. No manufacturer stamps, patent dates, or maker names are legible on the metal collars or glass surfaces.