two matching c. 1860's interior residential primitive rosewood doorknobs with matching rosettes. the refinished handles were salvaged from an civil-war era tenement located in new york city. the knobs are fastened to a spindle with wrought iron pins. likely fabricated by the nashua lock company, nashua, nh. the footed shanks remain intact. priced for the set (including rosettes). measure approximately 2 1/8 inches in diameter. multiple sets available.