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Start Over Object name Knocker with escutcheon Object class Hardware (components) Function 4.1 Dwellings and Furnishings
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Knocker with escutcheon, accession number 7-575, described as (a) Door knocker, iron, round, with ornate scroll work on perimeter; pivoting on ornate eye bolt with spike on distal end; extended length 10.8 cm x width (handle) 7 cm; (b) Escutcheon plate, rectangular, iron, with ornate floral open work design and point on top end; keyhole opening with movable cover riveted to plate; length 17.6 cm x width 5.1 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Knocker with escutcheon, accession number 7-573, described as (a) door knocker, iron, oval; pivoting on machined eye bolt on top of spike; extended length 13.5 cm x width (handle) 8.3 cm; (b) escutcheon plate, iron, square with embossed and incised curvilinear design and 4 holes; 7.1 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Knocker with escutcheon, accession number 7-583, described as (a) Door knocker, iron, oval; bisected at ends by arcs, each capped with scroll at one end and knob at other; pivoting on cotter-type pin; extended length 12 cm x width (handle) 8.9 cm; (b) escutcheon plate, round, embossed with 5-petaled rosette design; diameter 4.2 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Knocker with escutcheon, accession number 7-574, described as (a) door knocker, iron, oval; incised bands on handle; striker riveted to center of handle on underside; top pivoting on spike with ram’s head with spiraling horns; extended length 17.5 cm x diameter (handle)11.1 cm; (b) escutcheon plate, square, iron (one corner broken off); quadrifoliate open work incised and embossed design; 10.5 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Knocker with escutcheon, accession number 7-585, described as (a) Door knocker, iron, oval; pivoting on eyebolt spike with knurled proximal end; extended length 9.1 cm x width (handle) 6.2 cm; (b) escutcheon plate for above, iron; ring enclosing embossed and incised openwork quadrifoliate design; diameter 5.5 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Knocker with escutcheon, accession number 7-592, described as (a) Door knocker, iron, two-piece, oval opening with elaborate scrolls (4) at perimeter; pivoting on spike with scroll in full relief at top of proximal end; extended length ca. 16 cm x width (oval) 8.5 cm; (b) escutcheon plate for above, iron, square; embossed and incised leaves pointing towards corners; width 5.2 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Knocker with escutcheon, accession number 7-591, described as Keyhole escutcheon, iron, elongated, with pointed ends; incised and embossed openwork scroll design with principal motif of winged human figure above keyhole; length 24.3 cm x width 4.8 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Knocker with escutcheon, accession number 7-584, described as (a) Door knocker, iron, round; framed by ornate straight and curved reinforcing piece giving square effect; female face at bottom; pivoting on threaded bolt, ending in bearded male face with conical hat; extended length 16 cm x width (handle) 10 cm; (b) escutcheon plate; plate funtionally and stylistically mismatched with knocker; both probably from late 15th to early 16th century; triangular, with incised male face at top and 2 male faces near bottom; keyhole; length 21.3 cm x width (base) 13.4 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Knocker with escutcheon, accession number 7-582, described as (a) Door knocker, iron, oval; two looped ends contain open space of handle; pivoting on eye bolt spike; extended length ca. 13 cm x width (handle) 11 cm; (b) escutcheon plate for above, round, with embossed and tooled rosette design; diameter 7.3 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Knocker with escutcheon, accession number 7-577, described as (a) Door knocker, iron, round; four scroll like projections giving handle rectangular appearance; pivoting on machined eyebolt with spike at distal end; extended length 14 cm x width (handle) 8.4 cm; (b) Escutcheon plate for above, iron, flat, round with incised design and six points at perimeter; diameter 6.3 cm

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