The D. Lawless Hardware Depression Glass Collection

D. Lawless Hardware first got started with glass in an entirely different industry slumping glass for curio cabinets. As we transitioned into hardware we started our own collection of depression era and Victorian era glass knobs and pulls. We started out with classic clear and pink, soon added green, blue, and others. Over time we have developed several one of a kinda glass knobs that you can't get anywhere else such as our sun aged clear glass, milk glass, and carnival glass hardware.

We have a great price point and very high quality. You can't find higher quality glass knobs simply by paying more for them. In fact, many of the other shops out there selling higher priced knobs that look just like these are actually using us a supplier and re-marketing the glass knobs under their own brand.

Below we are proud to show off the beauty and quality of our glass hardware collection by posting pictures from just a small number of times our glass knobs and pulls have been used on projects by DIY and home decor bloggers.

Starting off we have our most popular glass knob, the 1 1/4" clear glass knob. In this post from Number Fifty-Three Angela used it to adorn an old dresser she reworked. She also used our milk white barrel glass and fluted clear glass knob on some other nice projects.

      

Next up is Stacey from Embracing Change who has used several colors and styles of our glass knobs over the past couple of years.

      

This next group of photos features our antique glas knobs and pulls and comes from an old style kitchen remodel done by Cassity at the DIY and decor blog Primitive & Proper.

                   

These milk blue glass cabinet knobs featured at Infarrantly Creative are an exclusive D. Lawless Hardware product.

                  

And finally I am getting lazy and I'm just going to post a large group of photos from the blogs Lolly Jane, Fern Avenue, DD's Cottage, & Finding Silver Pennies,  You can click each image to take you through to the blog article in full.

         


         

Have a good day!