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Cast Brass Knobs

These knobs are made from molten brass, poured into sand molds in our foundry. Perfect cabinet knobs for kitchens and other cabinetry, they are based on original Victorian patterns. Shown here in our 4 brass finishes.

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K-13: spool cabinet knob - Coats and Clark made wonderful wood cabinets for their stores to display thread in. These knobs were often used on the drawers. Heavy and smooth, they are a great kitchen cabinet knob, too. Each is supplied a with 1-1/4" diameter backplate.
    1-1/4" diameter Price: $5.50  
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K-16: cast brass knob - A pretty, small knob well suited for small drawers and doors. Matches the design on K-14 and K-15.
    5/8" diameter Price: $3.50  
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K-15: cast brass knob - This knob is simply beautiful, and looks terrific with our cast brass bin pulls on kitchen cabinets. The sunflower design is timeless and especially popular lately.
    1" diameter Price: $5.00  
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K-14: cast brass knob - This knob has a detailed sunflower cast into its face, and matches the K-15 and K-16. This is especially convenient if you need multiple sizes for your project. It is works well with any of our cast brass bin pulls.
    1-3/8" diameter Price: $5.00  
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Product Notes:
  • All hardware includes all fasteners needed for installation. You can order extra fasteners if you require them.
  • Hardware is available in several different finishes. 70% of our products are ordered in the antique finish. Read more about finishes »
  • If you order 12 or more, you'll receive our quantity pricing. Be sure to see our quantity discount information.
 
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