Schaub 810 1-1/4" Diameter Square Vinci Concave Cabinet Knob

The Schaub 810 Vinci is a 1-1/4 inch diameter cast bronze cabinet knob with a 1 inch projection. If you want a bigger face, the Deltana KRB175 is a round knob with a groove in solid brass at 1-3/4 inch diameter. It is a round profile rather than the square concave Vinci shape, and brass rather than cast bronze, so the look and the hand feel differ noticeably even though both mount as standard cabinet knobs.

Cast bronze, not plated zinc or stamped metal. Cast bronze carries weight in the hand and takes the living finishes well, which is why it suits rustic and transitional kitchens. If you want solid brass instead, the Deltana KRB175 and the Delaney solid brass cabinet knob are brass-bodied options.

Four: Antique Bronze (AZ), Black Bronze (BB), Natural Bronze (NB), and Polished White Bronze (PWB). All four are bronze finishes on a cast bronze body, so the color runs through a live material rather than sitting on plating. For a whole-kitchen order, buy all the knobs in one go so the batch matches.

Emtek sells Schaub Collection cabinet hardware, including the 8665 Select, Allerton, and Astoria Glass knobs, but those are separate designs from the Vinci 810 square concave knob. Profile and finish naming will not automatically line up, so treat them as different families rather than assuming a match. Within the Vinci line itself, ordering the same finish code across knobs and pulls is the reliable way to keep an install consistent.

The Schaub 810 Vinci is a square concave face in a rustic style. For a round face on the same kind of cabinetry, the Orca Hardware CK-18032 Mission is a round cabinet knob from the 18-Mission collection, and the Orca CK-19032 Whistler is a cabinet knob from the 19-Whistler collection. Both are knob-function pieces, so they drop into the same single-hole bore pattern.

The Schaub 810 is a cabinet knob only. If you want a piece that doubles as a knob or pull, the Emtek 8665 Select, the Emtek Allerton and the Emtek Art Deco are all catalogued with a cabinet knob/pull function, so they can be specified where a drawer wants more grip than a single knob gives.

They fill the same spot on a door or drawer front but they are not the same product. The Schaub 810 Vinci is a cast bronze square concave knob offered in Antique Bronze, Black Bronze, Natural Bronze and Polished White Bronze. The Emtek Astoria is a glass cabinet knob with a knob/pull function, so the face material is glass rather than bronze. If you are matching a run of bronze hardware, the Astoria will read as a deliberate accent, not a match.

The Schaub 810 Vinci is cast bronze with a 8/32 by 1 inch mounting screw. For a brass-bodied knob on the same job, the Delaney solid brass cabinet knob and the Deltana KRB175 solid brass round knob are both brass pieces in the cabinet knob family. Brass takes plated finishes differently than the bronze finishes on the Vinci, so confirm the finish against the rest of the run before mixing the two on one kitchen.

For most kitchens, yes. The Schaub 810 measures 1-1/4 inch across with a 1 inch projection, which is in the usual range for door and drawer knobs and leaves room for fingers behind the head. If you want a noticeably larger head on big drawer banks, the Deltana KRB175 round knob runs 1-3/4 inch.

The Schaub 810 belongs to the Schaub Vinci collection. Emtek also catalogs Schaub Collection knobs, including the 8665 Select, the Allerton and the Art Deco, each listed as its own series with a cabinet knob/pull function. For a fleet standard, pick one series and hold it across units rather than mixing series, since the face shapes and functions differ between the Vinci square concave knob and the knob/pull styles.