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Heritage Brass Mortice Knobs on Rose

Mortice Door Knobs on a Round Rose

A mortice knob on a rose is the classic British door knob: a turned brass knob on a small round rose, fitted in pairs on a spindle through a tubular latch. It leaves the door face clear, suits panel doors in Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian homes, and pairs with a separate escutcheon where a keyhole is needed. This collection holds every Heritage Brass mortice knob on rose, including the Chester, Westminster, Richmond, Kensington, Mayfair, Goodrich, Aydon designs, concealed fixing mortice knobs and porcelain mortice knobs.

Need the keyhole on the plate? See Heritage Brass mortice knobs on backplate, or go back to all Heritage Brass mortice knobs.

Latches and Escutcheons

Mortice knobs need a tubular latch with a long enough backset for your knuckles to clear the door frame. See our latches for mortice knobs, or a 4 or 5 inch long backset latch for larger knobs. On lock doors, add matching Heritage Brass escutcheons.

Mortice Knobs on Rose Questions

What is a mortice knob on rose?

It is a door knob fixed to a small round plate, called a rose, used in pairs with a tubular latch or sash lock set into the door edge.

What is a concealed fixing rose?

A concealed fixing rose has a cover that clips over the fixing screws, so no screws show on the face of the door for a cleaner finish.

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