Door knobs porcelain

For hundreds of years, Limoges, in the former French province of Limousin, has been one of the most important locations in Europe for enamel and porcelain manufacture and decoration. Our Limoges porcelain products are pressed into a metal form and smooth fired smooth at 1400 °C. All window and door fittings are solid brass and turned on a lathe, milled and then nickel plated. The exposed parts will tend to tarnish if you do not occasionally polish them.

You must order two items: the pair of handles and a set of rosettes or backplates.

Since you may choose from the door handles and knobs, unless otherwise described you must order all other cover plates separately:

We offer standard backplates for German doors with a gap of 72 mm from the keyhole to the center of the grip hole or a set of handle and keyhole rosettes for which there is no standard gap. The backplates we offer are standard for Buntbart locks with a normal door key.

The door handle cross sections are 8 by 8 mm and 7 x 7 mm for the window handles. Those are the normal sizes for contemporary doors and windows.

Unless otherwise indicated the knobs are delivered without screws.

Limoges, located in the former French province of Limousin, has been one of the most important sites of porcelain production in Europe for centuries. The following lever handles are made of Limoges porcelain, pressed in a metal mold and burned smooth at 1,400 °C. For the variants in black, the color layer is applied opaquely in two operations - an additional expense that makes the price difference understandable.
All brass parts are turned from the solid material, milled and nickel-plated. The bare parts will darken to a warm tone unless you polish them now and then.