Brass Door Knockers

An early Georgian design, so called as this was the knocker used to identify the front door of the Doctor's house. Cast in solid brass, finish unlacquered. Made in England. Also available in nickel and in a larger size.

One of the most spectacular pieces on our website. This will make a talking point as well as a knocker! An early Georgian design, so called as this was the knocker used to identify the front door of the Doctor's house. Cast in solid brass, finish unlacquered.

A spectacular door knocker! An early Georgian design, so called as this was the knocker used to identify the front door of the Doctor's house. This version of the Doctors Knocker has a large decorative backplate and strike plate, is chunky and heavy, over a kilo in weight and is made in England.

An early Georgian design, so called as this was the knocker used to identify the front door of the Doctor's house. Ideal for panelled doors. Cast in brass, finish unlacquered.

A very popular door knocker with a detailed casting of a Lion's head. Cast in solid brass, finish antiqued and unlacquered.

A solid brass door knocker in a classic Art Deco design from the 1920's and 30's. Cast from an original mould recently dusted off from our manufacturers stores. This item is made in England. Other finishes available.

A plain sleek looking knocker in solid unlacquered brass. Made in England.

Beautifully cast from a Regency original piece, in solid brass, un-lacquered antique finish

Beautifully detailed casting of a Ram's head with leaf embellishment, a dramatic door knocker! Solid brass, antique unlacquered finish.

A chunky ring knocker in solid brass, finish unlacquered. The fixing is a stepped and angular shape. Made in England. Other finishes available.

A unique and exquisite item! This is a lock cover suitable for most Chubb and Yale locks, which also acts as a small knocker. It solves a problem; it hides the modern lock on your traditional door. The item was reclaimed from an old country house where it was used on a bedroom door to both hide the lock and enable the maid to knock before she entered the room. We have taken the original and re-cast it in the traditional manner in solid brass.