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Golden Bee Polished Brass Door Knocker Elegant Front Door Hardware Fitting

€44,95
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  • UK Standard Delivery by Royal Mail (3 - 5 working days) - £3.50
  • UK Next Business Day Delivery by Royal Mail (Monday - Thursday) - £11.99
  • Free Shipping for UK orders over £75
SKU : 3000099
Description

The Golden Bee Polished Brass Door Knocker combines traditional craftsmanship with charming symbolic design, offering a classic statement for any entrance. Cast from solid brass and finished to a bright polish, its surface captures every intricate texture of the bee’s wings and body — a detail that celebrates nature’s artistry in enduring metal form. Each piece is made from polished brass, allowing the material to breathe and mature beautifully with time. The finish is intentionally designed to develop a gentle, natural patina — a hallmark of authentic brasswork. Unlike coated or plated imitations, this door knocker will slowly deepen in tone, gaining a distinguished antique character that reflects the heritage of true English craftsmanship. This refined piece is substantial in weight, with a satisfying movement when used, striking the perfect balance between decorative form and functional reliability. The bee, long regarded as a symbol of prosperity and harmony, brings warmth and charm to any front door — from classic Georgian townhouses to contemporary homes seeking a touch of tradition. All fixings are included, ensuring simple installation and a seamless fit to a door. Whether chosen for its symbolism or its polished aesthetic, this brass bee knocker stands as a meaningful detail — elegant, enduring, and crafted with purpose.
Product Dimensions

Total height: 10cm
Width: 12.5cm
Depth from door (projection): 4.5cm
Material/Finish

Polished Brass
Delivery & Returns
Delivery Information
UK

We offer the following delivery options within the UK:

  • Standard Delivery: Delivered within 3-5 working days for £3.50.
  • Next Business Day Delivery: Place your order by 11:00 AM Monday to Thursday for next-day delivery at £6.99.
Europe
  • Standard Delivery: Delivered within 5-10 working days for £12.99.
USA
  • Standard Delivery: Delivered within 7-12 working days for £14.99.
Australia
  • Standard Delivery: Delivered within 10-15 working days for £18.99.

For more details, visit our Delivery Information page.

Returns Made Simple

We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. Returning items is quick and easy:

  • Items must be unused and in original condition, with all tags attached and in their original packaging.
  • Returns are accepted within 30 days of receipt. Items returned after this period will not be refunded.
  • Customers are responsible for return shipping costs, which are non-refundable.

For faulty or incorrect items, contact us with your order number and photos for assistance.

Visit our Help Centre for more details or to start your return.
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The Tradition of Ageing Brass

For centuries, polished brass has been admired not only for its golden lustre when new but also for the graceful way it changes with time. Left uncoated, brass interacts naturally with its surroundings, slowly deepening in colour as air and touch bring out warmer, darker tones. This process, known as patination, has long been valued in traditional metalwork because it adds depth, character, and a sense of heritage that cannot be achieved through artificial finishes. The appreciation of aged brass stretches back to antiquity. In ancient Rome, polished brass fittings and ornaments were allowed to mature naturally, prized for the mellow richness they gained with the years. During the Georgian and Victorian eras in Britain, unlacquered brass was commonly used in door furniture, railings, and decorative fittings, where its gradual transformation into a deep patina became a hallmark of elegance and permanence. This quality was especially admired in country houses and grand estates, where the passing of time was seen not as wear, but as a sign of authenticity and heritage. The evolution is gradual and unique to each piece. What begins as a bright reflective surface will, over the years, take on a softer, antique-inspired appearance, rich with individuality. Far from diminishing the metal, the patina enhances its authenticity and ensures that brass fittings age with dignity. It is a quality celebrated in historic homes across Europe, where time-worn metals are recognised as marks of continuity, tradition, and enduring craftsmanship.