1040 E Burnside, Portland, OR Open Wednesday-Sunday from 10am-5pm
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Sometimes hardware needs to be just the right size. A small and rare find!Condition: Some light tarnish and wear consistent with its age. Mounting hardware not included. Dimensions:- Overall diameter: 1 1/2"- Opening diameter: 1/2"- Screw to screw: 1 1/8"-...
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This Victorian rosette has circles in circles, around circles. A perfect example of simple ornamentation made with high quality craftsmanship. Condition: Good antique condition. Some surface wear and patina from age, and minor wear around opening. Mounting hardware not included. Dimensions:...
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Want to pack some serious fanciness in a small space? This back plate is the size of a rosette. but with all the extra extra of a full plate. Condition: Great antique condition, with some surface wear and patina from...
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A beautiful and very unusual Victorian cast bronze rosette. This is a gorgeous piece which would stand out as an accent piece, complete a very fancy set, or perhaps make for a creative doorbell. Condition: Excellent antique condition, with some...
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A door plate like this almost needs no introduction! Strong and rust-proof, bronze has a rich color that lends so well to the ornamentation of this little plate. The vines and leaves perfectly enhance the geometric frames. Could even be...
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These stamped brass rosettes made by YALE are a great example of quality craftsman design. Featuring the iconic octagonal design, clean lines, and lovely details these rosettes are a great fit for any door. Condition: Great antique condition. Some surface...
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Lovely Victorian rosettes in the iconic "Oriental" pattern, marking Asian influences into Victorian design. These would work well for any door as well as a decorative accent. Condition: Great antique condition. Some surface wear commensurate with age. Sold individually, mounting...
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What a fine, small cast iron rabbeted French door passage set made by Norwalk. It has an octagonal glass knob on one side and a bronze plated iron thumb turn on the other. A beautiful set, in beautiful condition! Condition:...
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Beautiful reproduction faceted crystal door knobs. High quality brass. Sold as a set of 2 knobs with the unique rosettes made for them. Condition: Good used condition. Light wear to brass and very minor chips to some knobs. Dimensions" Overall...
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Dazzling 1880's Nashua/Lockwood complete door knob set with mortise, escutcheons, and key. The mortise has been rebuilt. As this was a hotel set, the key provided ONLY works on the bottom hole. There is no key for the upper hole...
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Mid-Century perfection! These Schlage cylinder knobs features a bright chrome side with a privacy push button lock, a brushed chrome side and great Mid-Century atomic style. These sets are nearly NOS condition with some storage wear. An amazing vintage find...
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It's hard to find more of a show piece than these knobs. They are made of hollowed glass coated with mercury (yes, that mercury) which made for a stunning bright silver. On top, these knobs have geometric flowers etched for...
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Amazing classic mid-century chrome door knobs with the iconic curved barrel shape. These knobs will fit modern drill outs for doors and will look so sharp in any modern or mid-century home. Please note that, as passage doorknobs, these knobs...
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These gorgeous doorknobs bear a striking floral design that's been popular since the 1890s, and you can clearly see why! We're not sure exactly when this knob was made, as the design persisted for quite some time, but it's a...
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These gorgeous cast brass doorknobs were produced in the early and mid 1920s, and straddle the line between Art Nouveau's delicate floral designs and Art Deco's clean lines and geometric motifs. Simple and charming, these timeless designs come from Sargent...
March 07, 2017
A commonly asked question here in Hippo land is "How do I put beautiful antique hardware on my modern doors?" To support antique hardware lovers everywhere, we'd like to offer you a step by step guide to replacing your unwanted...
January 14, 2018