DOOR KNOBS ANTIQUE DUMMY DOOR KNOBS CAST BRONZE EASTLAKE ERA EN ESPAÑA

This is a set of 4 each beautiful cast bronze eightfold Eastlake era floral antique door knobs manufactured by Lockwood Mfg Co. (Norwalk, CT) mated to a set of antique wrought bronze Putnam design Eastlake era door plates manufactured by P & F Corbin (New Britain, CT) in about 1896. The ornate door knobs measure 2-1/4" and the door plates with their original patina measure 7-1/4" x 2-1/4". Price for the set of 4 each of these great examples of old and unique all-American awesomeness and craftsmanship. These are as a DUMMY KNOBS ONLY. What is a Dummy Knob? A dummy knob is for pulling, not for turning. A dummy knob is a face mount knob that acts as a way to open/close a door, pull/push or side to side. Ideal applications are on man doors, cabinet doors, barn doors or french doors...any door that has an alternate method of latching, but needs a cool piece of original antique hardware to pull it open and closed. Other applications include use as wall towel hooks, wall coat hooks, curtain tiebacks or just wall art! My antique dummy door knobs are all actual antique, period specific door knobs that have been mated to a door plate or rosette (the round door plates). Mounting to the surface is via screws through the door plate screw holes (which you supply). For Bronze Mounting Screws, see: https://www.etsy.com/es/listing/1167550752/slotted-bronze-screws-mounting-screws For Black Head Bronze Mounting Screws, see: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1191588613/slotted-bronze-screws-mounting-screws Making an antique dummy knob is a process at our end, and most of the knobs that I have are not yet assembled (in order to give the client the option of Dummy or Operable). Because they are "made to order", it typically adds 2 to 3 days onto the order process time. If you need them quicker, please sent a note with the order and we will see what we can do to speed the order a bit. CUSTOM KNOBS SETS OR COMPONENTS: If you would like a custom set or multiples, or maybe just parts and pieces of what you see, please feel free to drop us a note and let us know your questions are, or what you might need! Thank you!