These are interesting vintage cabinet latches with that push button that is attached to a long striker that goes into a slotted catch. We have sets, strikes & extra push buttons that some one cut the strikers off so they could just use them as a psuedo-type knob on cabinets. Mix of nickel & worn nickel over brass finishes. Contact us for qty available.

These are truly lovely vintage white glass cabinet knobs with nickel bases. Octagonal in shape & measuring 1 1/8" across. We have only a pair left-but they are still cool!

This style of antique vintage cabinet or window latch hardware is refered to as a "Bowtie" latch due to the shape of its handle. They seem to have been used more during the late 1800's into the very early 1900's, compared to its cousin the lever styled latch. Its base measures 1 3/8" x 1 5/8" & these all come with a edge style strike. They are iron with their original dark brass plating. Contact us for quantity available.

As of posting, we have 31 of these great antique octagonal glass cabinet knobs available. These are the style with the brass metal base (which we have taken all the old paint off of). They measure 1 1/8" wide across the flat. There is no decorative design on the inside of the glass. Simple, yet elegant. Contact us about qty avail.

All in nice shape, we have 14 of these antique vintage hexagonal glass cabinet knobs available. These measure 1 3/8" across from flat edege to flat edge or 1 5/8" point to point x 1 3/8" high. Contact us for other vintage glass cabinetknob options in stock.

These are not your typically styled bin pulls. The, very decorative, antique cast iron Victorian era bin pulls are in a class all their own. They have a different look to them with their bubble or pillow top, an almost Persian look to them. Measuring 3" center to center.  As of posting we have 13 available in this pattern. Contact us for other options available.