Inspired by an English rose in full bloom, this elegant Rose Door Knocker brings a touch of beauty and simplicity to your entrance. Although slender in form, it weighs over half a kilo and delivers a strong, satisfying knock. The delicate detailing of the petals and leaves makes it particularly striking on a glass-panelled door. Handcrafted from solid brass using traditional techniques, each piece is engraved with the maker’s mark and may feature subtle variations that add to its charm. Suitable for wooden and solid core composite doors. Surface-mounted with fixings included. Presented in a wooden gift box with a branded dust bag. Other finishes available—please see our website. To maintain the polished finish, clean regularly with a metal cleaner. If left unpolished, the brass will naturally tarnish and develop a rich patina over time. Factors such as exposure to moisture, sunlight, air quality, and location can all influence the rate and nature of this process. These changes are part of the charm and character of solid brass.
ADAMS & MACK Gold Rose Door Knocker
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Gold Rose Door Knocker
Inspired by an English rose in full bloom, this elegant Rose Door Knocker brings a touch of beauty and simplicity to your entrance. Although slender in form, it weighs over half a kilo and delivers a strong, satisfying knock. The delicate detailing of the petals and leaves makes it particularly striking on a glass-panelled door. Handcrafted from solid brass using traditional techniques, each piece is engraved with the maker’s mark and may feature subtle variations that add to its charm. Suitable for wooden and solid core composite doors. Surface-mounted with fixings included. Presented in a wooden gift box with a branded dust bag. Other finishes available—please see our website. To maintain the polished finish, clean regularly with a metal cleaner. If left unpolished, the brass will naturally tarnish and develop a rich patina over time. Factors such as exposure to moisture, sunlight, air quality, and location can all influence the rate and nature of this process. These changes are part of the charm and character of solid brass.