Schaub 211123 1-1/4" Avenue Oval Cabinet Knob

Yes, in almost every case. It is a single-hole knob on an 8-32 screw, so it lands on the existing bore from any other single-hole knob. Swapping from a two-hole pull is a different job, since you would be left with an extra hole to fill or you would need a pull at the same center spacing instead.

Emtek's Schaub Collection knobs are the nearest relatives. The Emtek 8665 Select cabinet knob and the Emtek Allerton cabinet knob are both sold as Schaub Collection pieces and both function as a cabinet knob/pull, so they share the same design lineage as the Avenue 211123. The 211123 itself is a solid brass traditional-style oval knob with a 1 inch knob diameter and 1-1/8 inch projection, so if you want that exact oval profile, stay with the 211123 and use the Emtek Schaub pieces where you need a different shape in a coordinated look.

The Deltana KRB175 is the larger option. It is a heavy-duty solid brass round knob with a 1-3/4 inch diameter, versus the 1 inch knob diameter on the Schaub 211123 Avenue. Both are brass-bodied, but the KRB175 is a round knob with a groove detail rather than the Avenue's oval traditional profile, so it reads as a different style on the door even though the material matches.

Projection is 1-1/8 inches from the face of the door or drawer. That matters in a tight galley or where a drawer bank sits next to a wall return or an appliance panel, because the knob is the first thing a hip or a door edge hits. The knob body itself measures 1 inch across at the diameter with a 3/4 inch overall dimension.

Brass is the base material, not a pot metal casting with a brass look. That is what allows the unlacquered brass option to patina honestly over time rather than wearing through a plating, and it is why the same knob can carry finishes as different as matte black and polished nickel on the same body.

Five: Matte Black (MB), Polished Nickel (PN), Unlacquered Brass (UNBR), Satin Brass (SB), and Vintage Brass (VB). Three of the five are brass tones at different warmth and age, so if you are matching an existing kitchen, get a sample in hand. Unlacquered brass will not stay the color it arrives in; it darkens with handling, which is the point of specifying it.

At 1 inch across with a 1-1/8 inch projection, the Avenue 211123 gives a full-finger grip and suits doors and small to medium drawers. On wide, heavy pot drawers most designers pair knobs on the uppers with pulls on the lowers. If you specifically want a larger knob, the Deltana KRB175 round knob is a 1-3/4 inch diameter solid brass option.

Orca Hardware's CK-18032 Mission round cabinet knob is the period-appropriate swap; it is a cabinet knob from Orca's 18-Mission Collection. The Schaub 211123 Avenue is a traditional-style oval knob, which is a different visual language than mission square-shouldered work. For a more contemporary room, Orca's CK-19032 Whistler cabinet knob from the 19-Whistler Collection is the other direction from traditional.

Within the same Schaub design family, Emtek sells the Schaub Collection knobs: the Allerton, the Art Deco, and the Astoria glass knob, all catalogued as cabinet knob/pull. For a plainer, more craftsman look, Orca Hardware's CK-18032 Mission round knob or the CK-19032 Whistler are round rather than oval. Delaney also offers a solid brass cabinet knob.

It belongs to Schaub's Avenue collection, so it is designed to coordinate with the other Avenue pieces in the same five finishes. For a multi-unit or spec job, pick one finish code (MB, PN, UNBR, SB, or VB) and hold it across every Avenue item on the order so future replacements match what is already hung.