Brass lion head doorknockers bring a bold architectural detail to an entryway, whether you are replacing existing hardware or adding a decorative feature. This page shows current listings in the USA, including individual knockers and pairs in vintage, Victorian, Art Deco and architectural-salvage styles. Compare overall height, mounting-hole spacing and the condition of the brass, especially where the finish has been polished, darkened or replated. Check that the knocker, strike plate and fixings are complete, and review photographs and shipping terms before buying.
Current Brass Lion Head Doorknockers Listings
Prices shown are current asking prices and may change. Listings can become unavailable at any time.
What to Look For
Check the knocker’s overall dimensions, including the backplate, ring, and projection from the door, since photographs can make smaller examples appear substantial. Confirm whether the listing is for one knocker or a pair, and ask for the mounting-hole spacing if replacing existing hardware. Inspect close-up images for splits, dents, worn detail, loose hinges, stripped threads, and corrosion beneath the finish. A polished surface may be original, recently cleaned, or replated; ask whether lacquer, paint, or other restoration has been applied. Look for a maker’s mark or “Made in Italy” marking, but treat descriptions and dates as claims unless documented. Verify that screws, bolts, strike plates, and templates are included, and check shipping protection for heavy brass.
More Brass Lion Head Doorknockers Listings
Prices shown are current asking prices and may change. Listings can become unavailable at any time.
Buying Tips
When comparing brass lion head doorknockers, check overall height and width, mounting-hole spacing, and whether the listing is for one knocker or a pair. Inspect photographs for dents, cracks, worn plating, corrosion, loose rings, and replaced hardware. Ask whether screws, backplates, strikes, or templates are included, and whether the piece has been polished, lacquered, or repaired. Confirm the seller’s description matches the photographs, then review shipping protection and return terms before buying.