4pcs Vintage Celadon Pumpkin Cabinet Knobs - Ceramic Drawer Pulls & Door Handles with Mounting Screws for Kitchen, Bathroom & Furniture Upgrade

I bought these in three colors, white, teal, and coffee, so I could compare them in my kitchen. They came the next day via Prime.The knobs I bought for my kitchen a year ago were lovely, but ended up being a tad too large for the cabinetry once installed (the existing knobs are 1.5 diam.) and I really needed 1.25 diam. to look right, especially with the [unremovable] backplate. Also, the pretty star filigree overlay would catch on our clothes when we'd walk by too close and either snag clothes and/or pull the star point away from the knob and need to be pressed back down.I've been looking for about a year for something that A. struck my fancy B. would go with the renovated kitchen aesthetic (modern Moroccan meets French Counrty with a dash of rustic Spanish Colonial) C. would not break the bank like the first ones I purchased seeing as I needed 11 knobs, total.It can be quite a challenge to find knobs you like, that don't cost a small fortune, that come in packages of a dozen. Either they are sold as singles, pkgs of 6, or surprisingly, lots of pkgs of 10. After picking my jaw up off the desk from seeing knobs selling for upwards of $50+ EACH, I decided to try Amazon. These were a great value, looked like they would match our decor, had lots of colors to choose from, and came next day with Prime while also offering Free Returns.My original plan was to try out all three colors in my kitchen and send back the two that didn't make the cut. What ended up happening is we decided to keep all three and I'll rotate out the knobs when I want to easily refresh the kitchen in the future. For three sets of knobs (each color is a doz. in the package) came to roughly $50 when all was said and done.Who came out ahead? I did!The knobs have a nice heft to them and came with screws. Depending on your cabinet fronts, you may need to buy longer screws and you may need to buy nuts and washers. These knobs, the screws go into the cabinet from from the inside of the drawer/door and then you thread the knob on from the cabinet/door front. There appears to only be about 1/4 inch threaded area within the knob itself. (Keep this in mind as you do the "do I need nuts/washers/do I have a backplate to consider" math.)The coffee color showed up more dark rusty reddish brown on my screen which I thought would go nicely with the star tile on my floor. However in person they are a coffee color and actually give a nice yet understated effect with my cabinets and the color they are stained.Pictures show all three colors on my drawer fronts (plus you can see the 1.5 in knobs I was replacing.) The teal is pretty and looks lovely with the blue/green iridescent tile backsplash behind our stove and the dark teal Moroccan tile on the stove wall. I think the teal would also look great in a Southwest-themed kitchen, too.Very pleased, can't recommend enough!