A traditional pair of cream ceramic door knobs with matching roseplates and a delicate brass collar around the neck of the door knob. These ceramic handles were popular for almost a century, first appearing around 1830. This style of handle were widely used in Victorian homes upstairs, in servant quarters and in less grand properties due to being more affordable than brass. These handles are still very popular today due to their high quality, affordability and that they are still made in the UK. Available in a range of finishes