DIMENSIONS
2.25” wide x 3” deep x 2.25” tall
ESTIMATED WEIGHT: .1 lbs
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With a look not unlike burled wood, these knobs bring warmth and character to any set of drawers. Referred to as Bennington, this style of ceramic knobs became popular in the mid to late 1800s, originally patented in 1849 by Christopher Webber Fenton in Bennington, Vermont. These knobs were popular in many Eastlake and Greek Revival style homes through the early 20th century, mainly seen in the form of door knobs with a cast iron shank. These particular ones are the more rare cabinet knobs, with an embedded screw in back, a large handsome face, and moderate projection. Knob condition varies, please see photos for details and inquire about current stock.
Sold individually. Please inquire about bundled shipping rates.
SKU: 21V19704
With a look not unlike burled wood, these knobs bring warmth and character to any set of drawers. Referred to as Bennington, this style of ceramic knobs became popular in the mid to late 1800s, originally patented in 1849 by Christopher Webber Fenton in Bennington, Vermont. These knobs were popular in many Eastlake and Greek Revival style homes through the early 20th century, mainly seen in the form of door knobs with a cast iron shank. These particular ones are the more rare cabinet knobs, with an embedded screw in back, a large handsome face, and moderate projection. Knob condition varies, please see photos for details and inquire about current stock.
Sold individually. Please inquire about bundled shipping rates.
SKU: 21V19704
DIMENSIONS
2.25” wide x 3” deep x 2.25” tall
ESTIMATED WEIGHT: .1 lbs
For bundled shipping rate, you may use our shipping form:
