Sheraton Knobs for drawers - cabinet doors

Federal

Sheraton Knobs represent a classical style favored during the late 18th - early 19th century. This Federal style knob was popularized by Thomas Sheraton. He was an English cabinetmaker who authored the Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer’s Drawing-Book. This famous design book influenced a movement of furniture that became known as Sheraton. It's popularity spread to America in the late 1700's..

This Federal period primarily uses knobs, rather than handles. The furniture is refined with clean lines, straight legs and geometric shapes. These elements define are used to define this era. Knobs are solid brass with intricate patterns. They are copies of old designs. Each displays a classical style. Use with or without a backplate. These knobs are the perfect complement for furniture of this period. Keyhole covers from this era also available.