Glass Door Knobs Regency Fluted image and description

These knobs could be used inside or outside, irrespective of where they were installed sophistication and splendour was added to the aesthetics of homes and this could not be achieved through door knob parts made from metal.

Glass Door Knobs of the Past

The size of most glass knobs was originally six, eight or twelve facets and they were normally clear in appearance. The faces of these knobs were generally flat and allowed for persons to be able to see the interior of the lock where there were pin-prick designs, bullet or even star pattern into the bases of these glass door knobs. Although these glass door knobs became famous at the end of World War I, the coloured ones that had robin’s egg or cobalt, emerald, white milk among other colours were rare. Although the coloured ones were not so widespread, they too came into different shapes such as octagonal, oval, crystal globes among other shapes and in the midst had tiny bubbles within.

Buck the Herd – Install a Glass Door Knob

In any and almost every situation, one could find additional sparkle knobs to add to their interior decorations. As time went by glass door knobs slowly became less common and the trend returned to metal door knob parts, this was so in order for them to go along with lustrous, industrial  interior, however although the shift may have taken place from glass to metal, the glass knobs remain superior to all other door knobs.