Passage Knob With Rosette

Cast bronze neo-Greek passage knob c. 1900, with the proper square rosette affixed…offered by R&E as the “Andros” design c. 1909… very nice as found

Pair of bronze drum form passage knobs from Norwalk in the “bluebell” pattern…proper rosettes are included…note the fish scale or shingle work background design…

Pressed Wood Passage Knob and rosette...walnut c. 1870...very good condition.

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…

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…

Two pair of solid cast passage knobs complete with rosettes...the monogram denotes the Logan Square Masonic Temple, Chicago c. 1921...all good as found

Brass passage knob on a fixed rosette from J. Weeks, Chelsea, England...good as found

Gilded bronze passage knob in formal European style...likely American made...with the proper 2.5" rosette...very nice as found

Three fine 1870s hex knobs from MW, plus two matching rosettes…one entry knobs and two passage knobs…all in very good condition…

Unusual bronze knobs in the form of air balloons. Both are passage size and retain the original rosettes. Note the hidden plates that were secured to the door and locked the rosettes in place, thus el

16 pieces of fine Corbin hardware in the popular Compass Rose design from the 1880s. The door plates are 7.75" x 2”. The rosettes have 2.25” diameters. All the knob are passage size. Everything of

Pair of early American glass knobs with a great top hat form. Passage size with tapered shanks and with the original disc rosettes. Found with the small mortise lock that is marked YALE. Excellent con

Bronze passage knob from a Statler hotel…dates from the early 20th Century…very nice condition and shows some traces of an old gold wash…

The famous R&E Hummingbird, passage size, drum form, and with a highly decorated finger band...see Lot 232 for the door plates...in very nice condition

We begin this auction with a bronze passage knob with an unusual profile…a variant of the Empire pattern that Corbin brought out in the 1890s…note the big cats amongst the classical foliage, which

Green bisque passage knob with two winged putti in raised relief…European, and thus only 2” in diameter…note that the threaded ferrule is missing from the shank, but as this knob can be found in

Bronze passage knob and plate in the Kelp pattern from Yale, c.1890…a great reticulated design…the plate measures 7” x 3”…excellent color and condition…

Oval bronze passage knob dating from the 1890s…strong design, fine color, very nice condition…

Passage knob from the Commonwealth Atlantic National Bank building, Boston...from Yale c. 1900...as found condition.

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.

Never too many examples of MCCC in a serious collection. This is just a beautiful passage knob and triangle plate. Note the traces of original gilding, which was a popular finish back in the day. As f

Fine Agrillo glass passage knob with a rich red color and a dished and polished top…based in a nickel plated shank…excellent condition…

Bronze Passage Knob from Sargent c. 1900...named Jelsi design in the catalog...note the strong Greek fan motif and decorated finger band. As found condition.

An entry and a passage knob from Branford c.1880 in a strong star-burst design...good as found