Edgar Berebi Flora & Fauna Collection

The Edgar Berebi Flora and Fauna Collection

This listing holds ten pewter knobs, each cast as its own scene rather than one image repeated across the set: a spider mid-web (7153), a tree frog gripping a branch (8154), a butterfly with folded wings (8184), two plainer frog castings (8016, 7157), plus four floral designs sized differently (8188, 8160, 7743, 7144). No pulls appear anywhere; these are knobs built only for cabinet doors and single-drawer fronts.

How far each piece stands off the door

Some pieces sit flush and rounded — the floral castings fall into that group, along with the plainer frogs. Others stand proud to show a full figure: Tree Frog and Spider both need extra room behind an open door, more clearance than a flatter piece like 7144 requires.

Using them beyond the kitchen

Because the sculpting carries more dimension than typical cabinet hardware, these knobs show up on furniture outside the kitchen too: a spider or tree frog on a jewelry box lid, a dresser drawer, one accent knob on a linen cabinet that's otherwise bare metal. Unlacquered pewter darkens gradually with repeated handling, a natural drift that suits subject matter already leaning organic. A single Butterfly or Floral knob also works as a stand-in pull on furniture too narrow to carry a full-length bar pull.

Choosing one piece or several

No two designs repeat here, so picking a single Sunflower or Spider knob involves the same call as picking several: how many doors in a room genuinely call for a scene, and how many read better with a plainer piece close by. A kitchen with busy countertops and patterned tile often benefits from fewer scenes, not more.

Related Edgar Berebi collections

Pair a few of these with Glendale, whose lines run cleaner and less pictorial, or match walls to knobs with the paired switch plates.