You'd want a lockset like this, but you must have the knobs and their square spindle with its setscrews already, because they aren't included. Casey Here is a link that might be useful: Spindle lock conversion

We have a totally traditional house and have levers and they don't look modern at all. Funny story though. When DS was in college he came home one day and was trudging down the hall, as boys that age are apt to do, and caught the strap of his back pack on the lever handle of the linen closet. Because he was moving rather quickly, before he knew what was happening, it spun him around and slammed his face into the wall. When he called to tell me he was going to the eye doctor to replace the glasses that were just broken, he couldn't stop lauging. He's 35 now and we still laugh about it. That being said, I've caught the strap of my purse on DM's door knobs many times, so I think there are pros and cons for each. I did read somewhere that levers were better for the elderly and handicapped. Good luck!

You'd be better served to purchase doors that are not bored, because most of the pre, during and after war HDW. which had glass knobs, setscrews and square shafts also were mortise style and not bored. The term you are looking for is escutcheon and you may find them at large hardware stores or door HDW wholesale/retailers.

lol.it is a glass doorknob...from my own house! i only found this half, but i found both parts of the white glass one. and i forgot to add all the photos..i made 3......i don't know what's wrong with me lately! kudzu