Set of 2 Antique Fluted Glass Doorknobs – 2" Diameter

Description :
These two antique fluted glass doorknobs feature a classic clear glass construction with faceted detailing and remnants of white paint. They show visible aging and patina, with one knob more heavily coated in paint than the other. Both have solid brass or brass-plated bases and standard set screw mounts, suitable for restoration or decorative reuse. Wear includes surface grime, rust on metal parts, and traces of paint loss typical of salvaged architectural hardware.
Era
Early 20th Century (likely 1910s–1930s)

Style
Classic American Colonial Revival

Technique
Pressed glass knob with machined metal base and threaded fitting

Tools Used
Glass press mold, lathe-turned brass fitting, paint brush or sprayer (likely original finish over time)

History
Popular in American homes from the late 1800s through the early 20th century, these knobs were standard in bedrooms and interior doors before the widespread use of porcelain or bakelite alternatives.

Manufacturer / Maker
Maker: Unknown. These are similar to knobs produced by companies such as Yale & Towne or Russwin during the era.

Measurements
2" Diameter

Suggested Weight
~0.8 lb total (set of 2)

Item Number : P13292

Category : Door Knobs

Brand : UK