Recognizable designs of animals, people, or objects. These pieces often tell a story or symbolize specific meanings.
View Full CollectionSingle overall design on the surface that does not follow radial symmetry. Often featuring floral motifs or abstract compositions.
View Full CollectionKnobs that deviate from the standard circular or oval form. These include hexagonal, octagonal, and free-form sculptured handles.
View Full CollectionDesigns featuring repeated small elements or diaper patterns that cover the knob surface.
View Full CollectionKnobs featuring spiral or swirl patterns that create a sense of motion.
View Full CollectionDesigns exhibiting twofold rotational symmetry, often with floral or geometric elements.
View Full CollectionKnobs with an oval shape, often featuring simple or elaborate borders.
View Full CollectionHistorical classification for emblematic and fraternal designs (now largely merged with Category P).
View Full CollectionA vast array of patterns, symbols, seals, and fraternal organization insignias.
View Full CollectionDoorknobs made primarily of glass, including cut, pressed, and mercury glass.
View Full CollectionHardware featuring enameled designs, often colorful and durable.
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