Knobs (pic attached)

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Does anyone know what this type of door knob/lock is called and where they can be purchased?

Thanks.

Such a disappointing thread 🍆

Not what I was hoping for OP

But EBay is your friend

I also thought it was about 🍆 and not 🚪 knobs 🤦🏼‍♀️

Well, this ruined my day.

Yes! My house growing up had them, architectural salvage have them, and they are called ... well I’ve forgotten and consider how many hours they were discussed I can’t beleice that. It’ll come back to me

Get your minds out the gutter!

It could be Bakelite (an early plastic) and you might be able to get them from a second hand shop or reclamation yard.

Flanged rim locks.. which also sounds a bit dirty.

I'm sad this wasn't about dicks.

It's a Smith & Locke Traditional rim sashlock. Available at Screw Fix I believe.

Sigh.

www.google.com/search?q=surface+mounted+door+latch&source=lmns&tbm=shop&bih=512&biw=360&client=ms-android-sonymobile&prmd=sivn&hl=en&ved=2ahUKEwiOkozwwZ7iAhUM-hoKHc2ADj8Q_AUoAXoECAAQBA

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It's a -not M&S- disgustingly vulgar netto knob

It's not bake lite, it's a brass knob on an iron fitting.

If found bakelight knobs but none with locks like this.

A rim lock I think, I’m slightly disappointed this thread is about door knobs.

Another vote for rim lock. Fnar, fnar!

Like the one here

I knew exactly what op was talking about, honest! .
You filthy mares.

Is there something weird about the perspective in that picture?

Like the table in front of the door being tiny or the knob being massive (oo-er missus).

I think the knob is some sort of latch - similar looking things here:

www.diy.com/departments/hardware/locks-padlocks/door-locks-latches/night-latches/DIY1150016.cat

I'd post a link to Screwfix, but their website seems to be down. Usually similar stuff to B&Q but cheaper and better selection, plus you don't have to hunt the thing down in the shop yourself.

flanged? can't breathe! and yes I'm embarrassing myself

OK. Just gimme a min while I Google knob rim flanges...

Could you take the photo to B&Q or similar? The floor staff is often quite knowledgeable so should be able to help.

The thread title did make me laugh though

Yes my DH says its all about perspective when you photograph a knob

This one looks perfect for you OP