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Close-up of an ornate patterned doorknob and rosette on a wooden door at the Molly Brown House
Jonathan Mauer / Wikimedia Commons. CC BY-SA 4.0. View source

Victorian (Queen Anne, Eastlake) · Metal Hardware

Ornamented Interior Doorknob, Molly Brown House, Denver

A decorated interior doorknob and rosette in the Molly Brown House Museum in Denver, typical of the cast, patterned hardware used in high-style houses of the 1880s.

Late-Victorian houses used decorative cast hardware throughout, with matching knobs, rosettes and escutcheons on each door. Details like this set the scale for everything around them: a richly patterned knob looks right against a substantial casing and a paneled door. Metal hardware is not part of our custom woodwork range, but this entry is in the reference library because hardware is the first thing to plan when a period door or cabinet is made. We can machine doors and cabinet fronts to accept salvaged or reproduction hardware.

Reference only

Reference only. We can prepare doors and fronts for salvaged or reproduction hardware of this type.

Metal Hardware are not part of our custom range yet. Leave your details and we will let you know when they are.

Style
Victorian (Queen Anne, Eastlake)
Element
Metal Hardware
Photograph
2019
Maker or designer
Jonathan Mauer
Source
Wikimedia Commons

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