Baldwin Estate 4410 1-1/4" Bevel Knob

Mounting hardware is included with the 4410 knob, so it ships ready to install on standard cabinet door and drawer fronts. If you are mounting on unusually thick fronts or through a thick applied panel, plan on sourcing a longer machine screw separately.

Seven finishes: 031 Non-Lacquered Brass, 044 Satin Brass PVD, 055 Polished Nickel PVD, 112 Venetian Bronze, 150 Satin Nickel, 190 Satin Black, and 260 Polished Chrome. If you are matching existing Baldwin hardware in a kitchen, order by that three-digit code rather than by finish name, since the code is what ties it to the rest of the Estate line.

Solid brass. The 4410 is a forged brass knob rather than a plated zinc casting, and the plated finishes are applied over that brass body. Solid brass matters on cabinet hardware that gets handled every day, because the plating sits on a stable base and the knob will not crack at the screw boss the way pot metal can.

Both are brass tones on the 4410, but they age differently. 031 Non-Lacquered Brass is left unsealed, so it darkens and patinas with handling, which is what people want on a period kitchen. 044 Satin Brass is a PVD finish, a physical vapor deposition coating that holds its color rather than patinating. Pick 031 if you want the knob to change over time, 044 if you need every unit in a multi-unit or hospitality install to still match in five years.

Baldwin classifies the Estate 4410 as residential cabinet hardware. It is the right call for custom homes, model units, and high-end multi-family kitchens and baths. For a heavy-traffic institutional casework job, where cabinet pulls get abused and need to be replaced from a standing stock, spec a commercial-rated cabinet pull line instead.

Yes. The 4410 is a single-hole cabinet knob, so it works on drawer fronts and cabinet doors alike, and the included mounting hardware covers both. Knobs are usually the simpler choice across a kitchen because there is no center-to-center spacing to match; on wide drawers, many designers run a pair of knobs or switch to a pull for leverage.

The nickel options on the 4410 are 055 Polished Nickel PVD and 150 Satin Nickel, both plated over the solid brass body for a crisp, cool tone that reads the same against traditional and contemporary door styles. If your existing hardware is another Baldwin item in 055 or 150, the codes will line up. Matching nickel across different manufacturers is riskier, since polished and satin nickel vary in tone from brand to brand.