The design of the No 1036 knob recalls the eclectic inspirations of the later 19th century, from Egyptian and Oriental to Gothic and Renaissance. A compressed sphere rising to a shallow cusp comprises the knob’s Asiatic features, while the compound moldings of the shank and rose contrast the unadorned curve. Like many knobs, different backplates with varying degrees of ornamentation can be substituted. Full mortise entry locks, privacy locks, passage latches, as well as tubular latches can be provided for use with this knob. All NANZ plated and patinated finishes are available. The knob measures 2″ in diameter with a projection of 2-1/2”.

The spherical No 1045 knob reflects the International Style of Modernism of the 1920s and 1930s, which stripped excessive ornament from design and architecture to achieve a pure form, and used industrial materials, such as steel, to furnish domestic interiors. A single step joins the knob to the shank and a cove meets the simple flaring rose. The knob is available in larger diameters for doors, as well as smaller diameters suitable for cabinetry. Full mortise entry locks, privacy locks, passage latches, as well as tubular latches can be provided for use with this knob. Recommended finishes include polished nickel, satin nickel, chrome, dark oxidized bronze and matte antique brass. All NANZ plated and patinated finishes and alternative rose designs are available. The knob measures 2-1/8″ in diameter, with a projection of 3-1/8”.