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Suite of brass knobs with pushplates,
£1,750Suite of brass knobs with pushplates,
comprised of ten pairs of handles and twelve finger plates.£1,750 -
Set of twelve pairs of rose brass door knobs,
£1,600 the set of twelveSet of twelve pairs of rose brass door knobs,
Edwardian, with oval handles.£1,600 the set of twelve -
Set of ten pairs of rose brass door knobs,
£1,500 the set -
Stained oak and brass door knobs,
£1,200 the setStained oak and brass door knobs,
with tulip shaped handles and patinated brass collar, sold as a set of nine pairs.£1,200 the set -
Georgian brass rim lock
£950 -
Set of 1930s patinated brass door knobs,
£900 the setSet of 1930s patinated brass door knobs,
with hexagonal handles, seven pairs to the set.£900 the set -
Set of rose brass oval door knobs
£900 the set -
Set seven antique lignum vitae door knobs,
£875 -
Seven pairs of late nineteenth century door knobs
£875 the setSeven pairs of late nineteenth century door knobs
turned ebony with later replacement brass roses, sold as a set.£875 the set -
Early twentieth century patinated brass door knobs
£800 the set of eightEarly twentieth century patinated brass door knobs
sold as a set of eight pairs.£800 the set of eight -
Set of mid-twentieth century patinated brass door knobs,
£750 the set of 7 -
Set of seven pairs of patinated door knobs,
£725 the set of seven pairsSet of seven pairs of patinated door knobs,
can be waxed to neaten if required.£725 the set of seven pairs -
Ten pairs of 1930s bakelite door knobs,
£725 the set -
Set of nineteenth century brass door knobs,
£650 the set of five pairsSet of nineteenth century brass door knobs,
five pairs to the set, with central bull's eye boss to the patinated knobs.£650 the set of five pairs -
Five pairs of brass Art Deco door handles
£650 the setFive pairs of brass Art Deco door handles
with stylised pressed backplates and octagonal handles.£650 the set -
Set of five pairs of turned fruitwood door knobs
£600 the set -
Set of four pairs of ebony door knobs,
£600 the set of fourSet of four pairs of ebony door knobs,
of hexagonal form with brass collars, c.1920-1920s£600 the set of four -
Set of six pairs of Yale chrome door knobs,
£600 the setSet of six pairs of Yale chrome door knobs,
with redded band to the spherical handle and door-plate. Sold as a set£600 the set -
Edwardian oak door knobs,
£550 set of five -
Edwardian oak door knobs,
£550 set of five -
Set of five ebony door knobs,
£525 the setSet of five ebony door knobs,
with replacement roses, very slight variation to knob size.£525 the set -
1930s hexagonal brass door knobs
£500 the set -
Set of antique beehive door knobs
£450 the setSet of antique beehive door knobs
ebony with brass collars, sold as a set of three pairs.£450 the set -
Set of rose brass door knobs,
£385 the set -
Set of three Art Deco door knobs,
£300 the set -
‘William Tonks & Sons’ brass centre pull
£275 -
Set of three pressed copper door knobs
£250 the set -
James Cartland and Sons door centre pull
£250 -
Two pairs of Edwardian brass door knobs,
£250 the two pairsTwo pairs of Edwardian brass door knobs,
the egg shaped handles with square backplates.£250 the two pairs -
Early twentieth century octagonal door centre pull
£200 -
Two pairs of oval brass door knobs,
£180 the two pairsTwo pairs of oval brass door knobs,
both pairs having remanence of old paint to both rose plates and oval knobs.£180 the two pairs -
Patinated brass lion’s mask door pull,
£150 -
1960s ‘Modric’ aluminium door handles,
£135 a pair1960s ‘Modric’ aluminium door handles,
with rectangular backplates, originally designed by Knud Holscher and Alan Tye£135 a pair -
1920s rose brass door knobs,
£130 a pair -
A Regency style cast bronze mortise set
£130 the pairA Regency style cast bronze mortise set
black/brown patina with reeded detailing, for use with mortise or rim locks,£130 the pair -
Twentieth century turned ebony door knobs
£125 each pairTwentieth century turned ebony door knobs
showing heart and sap wood, available individually.£125 each pair -
Early twentieth century ebony door knobs,
£120 a pair -
Small 1920s brass door knob
£120 -
1920s patinated rose brass door knobs,
£110 each pair1920s patinated rose brass door knobs,
with oval handles and rectangular door-plates, some with traces of old lacquer.£110 each pair -
Early twentieth century rose brass door knobs,
£100 a pair -
1920s brass lozenge door handles
£100 -
A pair of nickel plated door knobs
£85 per pair -
Brass door knob,
£80 the pair -
A pair of brass ‘Regency’ door knobs
£75 per pairA pair of brass ‘Regency’ door knobs
the moulded bulbous grip, with an engineered rose concealing secret screws,£75 per pair -
Nineteenth century style ebonised beehive door knobs,
£65 a pairNineteenth century style ebonised beehive door knobs,
with conforming reeded brass back-plate, a reproduction item so available in quantity.£65 a pair -
A pair of ebonised wood ‘Beehive’ door knobs,
£65 per pairA pair of ebonised wood ‘Beehive’ door knobs,
the reeded grip and rose, linked by a standard gauge spindle,£65 per pair -
A pair of nickel plated oval door knobs
£60 per pairA pair of nickel plated oval door knobs
the ovoid grip and circular rose, linked with a standard gauge spindle,£60 per pair -
A pair of spherical nickel plated door knobs,
£60 per pairA pair of spherical nickel plated door knobs,
the spherical grip mounted on a circular rose,£60 per pair -
Brass oval door knobs,
£55 a pairBrass oval door knobs,
on circular back-plates, a reproduction item so available in quantity.£55 a pair -
A pair of oval brass door knobs
£55 per pairA pair of oval brass door knobs
the ovoid grip and circular rose, linked with a standard gauge spindle,£55 per pair -
Small brass oval cabinet or cupboard knobs
£30 eachSmall brass oval cabinet or cupboard knobs
fine quality unused late twentieth century reproductions.£30 each -
Gilt-brass foliate cupboard knobs
£25 each
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£800Portrait by Andre Derain, Verve Vol 2 / No. 5-6.
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£800Head of a Girl by George Rouault, Verve Vol 2 / No. 5-6.
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