Archives: Catalog Items

Nº 1119

The No 1119 traditional elliptical knob has a turned ornamental boss in the center ringed by a stepped astragal. Like its cousin, the No 1118, this elliptical knob boasts a simple yet formal design. It is available in all NANZ finishes.

Nº 1121

The Nº 1121 knob follows the strict geometry and minimalism of the Bauhaus style. The knob, shank, and rose are reduced to simple unadorned cylinders as an exercise in form and proportion. The slender extrusion, making this a handed knob, pays homage to the Bauhaus school. This knob pairs with the No 2921 lever, based on a design by Gio Ponti from the 1950s. Full mortise entry locks, privacy locks, passage latches, as well as tubular latches can be provided for use with this knob.

Nº 1122O

Fine crystal handles gained popularity in the late 19th century and have since been a symbol of refinement and elegance in the home. The No 1122O bears a smooth oval crystal knob which is hand cast and polished using the same manufacturing techniques used in the 1880s. The interior of the crystal is mirrored and bezel-set in the columnar shank which is encircled by the simple ring of the rose. A variety of alternative rose designs with varying degrees of decoration are also available. The knob is available in all plated and patinated finishes and can be supplied for either full mortise sets or tubular latches if preferred. A minimum order is required.

Nº 1122T

Fine crystal handles gained popularity in the late 19th century and have since been a symbol of refinement and elegance in the home. The No 1122T bears a smooth round crystal knob which is hand cast and polished using the same manufacturing techniques used in the 1880s. The interior of the crystal is mirrored and bezel-set in the columnar shank which is encircled by the simple ring of the rose. A variety of alternative rose designs with varying degrees of decoration are also available. The knob is available in all plated and patinated finishes and can be supplied for either full mortise sets or tubular latches if preferred. A minimum order is required.

Nº 1123O

Fine crystal handles gained popularity in the late 19th century and have since been a symbol of refinement and elegance in the home. The Nº 1123O, an elliptical knob made of crystal, is hand cast and polished using the same manufacturing techniques used in the 1880s. The interior of the crystal is mirrored and bezel-set in the columnar shank which is encircled by the simple ring of the rose. The knob is available in all plated and patinated finishes and can be supplied for either full mortise sets or tubular latches if preferred. A minimum order is required.

Nº 1123S

Fine crystal handles gained popularity in the late 19th century and have since been a symbol of refinement and elegance in the home. The Nº 1123S bears a spherical crystal knob which is hand cast and polished using the same manufacturing techniques used in the 1880s. The interior of the crystal is mirrored and bezel-set in the columnar shank which is encircled by the simple ring of the rose.  The knob is available in all plated and patinated finishes and can be supplied for either full mortise sets or tubular latches if preferred. A minimum order is required.

Nº 1123T

Fine crystal handles gained popularity in the late 19th century and have since been a symbol of refinement and elegance in the home. The Nº 1123T bears a smooth round crystal knob which is hand cast and polished using the same manufacturing techniques used in the 1880s. The interior of the crystal is mirrored and bezel-set in the columnar shank which is encircled by the simple ring of the rose.  The knob is available in all plated and patinated finishes and can be supplied for either full mortise sets or tubular latches if preferred. A minimum order is required.

Nº 1124

Fine crystal handles gained popularity in the late 19th century and have since been a symbol of refinement and elegance in the home. The No 1124 bears a smooth round crystal knob which is hand cast and polished using the same manufacturing techniques used in the 1880s. The interior of the crystal is mirrored and bezel-set in the columnar shank which is encircled by the simple ring of the rose. A variety of alternative rose designs with varying degrees of decoration are also available. The knob is available in all plated and patinated finishes and can be supplied for either full mortise sets or tubular latches if preferred. A minimum order is required.

Nº 1124C

Fine crystal handles gained popularity in the late 19th century and have since been a symbol of refinement and elegance in the home. The No 1124C bears a smooth round crystal knob with a starburst cut. It is hand cast and polished using the same manufacturing techniques used in the 1880s. The interior of the crystal is mirrored and bezel-set in the columnar shank which is encircled by the simple ring of the rose. A variety of alternative rose designs with varying degrees of decoration are also available. The knob is available in all plated and patinated finishes and can be supplied for either full mortise sets or tubular latches if preferred. A minimum order is required.

Nº 1128

The No 1128 knob, a stylish conflation of modern minimalism and traditional ornament, recalls the drum-shaped knobs of the turn of the 20th century. A cove rings the straight sides, and the face rises in a shallow cone surmounted by a ringed boss. The profile of the rose reflects the knob. The knob measures 2-1/2″ in diameter with a projection of 2-1/2” and can also be provided in 3/4″, 1″, 1-1/4″ and 1-1/2″ diameters suitable for cabinetry. Backplates for cabinet knobs are available upon request at an additional cost. Full mortise entry locks, privacy locks, passage latches and tubular latches can be provided for use with this knob. All NANZ plated and patinated finishes are available.

Nº 1145

The design of No 1145 spherical knob, originating in the late 19th century, avoids historical references showing a proto-functionalism which anticipates modern movements in America and Europe, such as the Bauhaus. Concentric bands ring the circumference and the face. The chamfer of the square rose and the cove surrounding the base of the shank are nods to the classical sense of balance and proportion. Full mortise entry locks, privacy locks, passage latches, as well as tubular latches can be provided for use with this knob. A round rose with concealed fasteners can also be provided. All NANZ plated and patinated finishes are available. The knob measures 2″ in diameter with a projection of 2-7/8”.

Nº 1155DK 313

Designed in collaboration with Suzanne Tucker, the Nob Hill collection is inspired by the gilded-age mansions of San Francisco’s iconic, historic neighborhood, and represents the very best of chic, timeless design. The Nº 1155DK traditional oval knob has concentric circles in the center ringed by a stepped astragal. This version features a continuous diamond detailed knurl. The delicate knurling is repeated on the face of the Nº 52292DK 238 106 rose. Shown here in Burnished Brass, this handle is available in all NANZ plated and patinated finishes. This knob can be provided for use with full mortise entry locks, privacy locks, and passage latches.