Entry Knob & Plate

"Belfort" Entry Knob & Plate from Reading c. 1890s...a very popular design...as found condition.

Bronze entry knob and passage plate in the Venetian design from Corbin c. 1880s...very good as found.

Holly pattern entry knobs and plates…very hard to find and these are in near mint condition…the plates measure 11” x 3.5”…ready for your front doors, or one is a keeper and the other is grea

Entry knob and plate, 10.75" x 3" and passage knob and plate, 8" x 2.5"...all heavy cast bronze and c. 1890...note the rope-turned border...good as found...

Two cast iron entry knobs and plates from the Frisco RR building in St. Louis, c. 1904...the St. Louis-San Francisco RR ran from 1876-1980... plates measure 11.5" x 3.25"...very nice as found.

Nice large lot of Columbian knobs and plates…15 entry knobs and 7 plates: 6@ 5.75” x 4.25”and 1@ 6” x 1.75”…then, 15 passage knobs and 7 plates: 6@ 8.50” x 2.75” and 1@ 10.5” x 3”�

In 1889 the Pioneer Press newspaper company built a (smallish) skyscraper in St. Paul, MN. It included an open interior atrium and a glass elevator. Here is a cast iron door plate and entry knob from

Two cast iron entry knobs and an entry plate all with the WoW logo...Woodmen of the World is a life insurance company that is still in business...this hardware came from their 1912 building in Omaha t

Very nice set of entry hardware: mortise lock, entry knob and double keyhole door plate, passage knob and rosette…plate measures 8.5” x 2.5” and the lock front is 7”…working and clean…

This large plate is 9.5” x 2.25” and retains the swing cover. The doorknob is passage size and accepts a passage size spindle. Both pieces are in excellent condition.

Cast brass entry knob with WJM monogram along with a neo-classical door plate, 13.25" x 2.25", marked Sargent...did not start life together but make a good match...as found...

Group of bronze hardware in the Etruscan pattern by Corbin c. 1890…the door plate measures 8.25” x 2.5”…there is also an entry knob plus three passage knobs with matching rosettes…

Bronze entry knob with a well wrought CLB monogram, likely for Mr. CL's Building...c.1900...along with a bronze door plate, 10.5" x 2.75", for display, and of the same era...both pieces as found...

Cast brass oval entry knob with a big C monogram and beaded border, along with an red bronze oval plate, 10" x 2.75", that also has a beaded edge...did not start life together but work well now...both

Two fine MCCC/R&E passage size knobs along with a triangle back plate, 4.25” x 2.25” and a swing cover entry door plate, 8” x 2.5”…dating from the early 1870s and all in excellent condition�

Entry size knob in a classic R&E design but with an interesting calligraphic center. This knob was designed for the 1871 Merchants Exchange building in St. Louis and was custon-cast by Russell & Erwin

Polished bronze entry knob from the Cincinnati City Hall c. 1890s...Jungta Juvann translates, basically, as "strength together"

Cast iron entry knob with the seal of the State of Ma…lots of history in this coat of arms…dates from the late 19th. Century…

Fine cut glass entry knob dating from the 1860s…heavily dished finger band, polished top, and silvered center…classic American style…excellent condition…

Bronze entry knob in the Tivoli pattern from Corbin c. 1890…looks rather Elizabethan with that Tudor rose…fine color and condition…

Bronze entry knob with symbols of the Masonic Order: the compass, the square, and G for God...c. 1890...very nice as found

Wooden Entry Knob with a classic floral design and a brass shank...overall very good condition.

Nice example of the famous Homer Loughlin knob. A nice big oval cast in red bronze, with beautiful calligraphy recessed into the top. Homer Loughlin was an American icon of creative business strategy

John Wannamaker is famous as a pioneer of modern marketing, including creation of the Department Store” concept that dominated American retail sales for most of the 20th. Century. Somewhere in his