Q283200

Pair of Antique 1900s Sargent Swirl Bronze Nantua Entry Door Knobs

$150

SOLD

Sargent and Company, based in New Haven, Connecticut, has a storied history spanning from its founding in 1854 to the present day. Established by Joseph B. Sargent, the company initially focused on manufacturing locks and hardware, laying the foundation for its enduring legacy.

These Romanesque style swirl door knobs were made by Sargent in the 1900 catalog. It is part of the E-13100 Nantua group. This is made of bronze in an antique finish. They are in good antique condition. Priced as a pair of knobs with a spindle.

Inventory no.

Q283200

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Sold as

Pair

Dimensions

2.25 in. diameter x 2.375 in. D

Depth (in.)

2.375

Diameter (in.)

2.25

Weight

13 oz.

Finish

Antique bronze

Composition

Bronze

Period

1900s

Style

Romanesque

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