Oval Brass Door Knob Single Mushroom Egg Shape Knob Only 2-1/4 In Replacement

Oval Brass Door Knob Single Mushroom Egg Shape Replacement Knob Only 2-1/4 In

$14.19
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Oval Brass Door Knob Single Mushroom Egg Shape Knob Only 2-1/4 In Replacement

Oval Brass Door Knob Single Mushroom Egg Shape Replacement Knob Only 2-1/4 In

$14.19

One of a kind — only 1 available

Condition: Heavy finish wear. The lacquer is flaking and crazed in patches, with scratches and tarnish spots across the face and shank. A stripped set-screw remnant is still in one shank hole. See photos.

Ships from Ozark, Missouri

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A smooth oval, egg-shaped brass door knob with the classic mushroom profile that has dressed interior doors for generations. It is a handy find for matching up or replacing a missing knob, restoring an older home, or an architectural salvage project. The flattened oval face looks good displayed on a shelf or mounted on a door.

Details

  • Single oval knob, about 2-1/4 inches across the face, weighing about 3.8 oz.
  • The threaded shank has two set-screw holes and a gray threaded insert in the bore.
  • Check your spindle and door fit before buying.
  • Sold as one knob only.
  • No mate, rosette or spindle is included.

Condition: Heavy finish wear. The lacquer is flaking and crazed in patches, with scratches and tarnish spots across the face and shank. A stripped set-screw remnant is still in one shank hole. See photos.

Photos are part of the description. It will be packed with care.