A knob; a bud; a bunch; a button.
Any boldly projecting sculptured ornament; esp., the ornamental termination of a pinnacle, and then synonymous with finial; -- called also knob, and knosp.
Decorative feature of the stem, formed by re-heating part of the stem and compressing it, or made separately and inserted into the stem (as with Venetian-style glasses). See decanters & drinking-glasses
Portion of a stem or lid that would be a knob if on a drawer. Solid or may be hollow and may have a coin included.
The handle or knob on the cover of a vessel. Sometimes referred to as a finial, a knop is often decoratively molded in floral, vegetable, animal, or human form.
An abrupt widening in the middle of the stem of a chalice or cup, usually global or egg-shaped.
Another term for 'knob,' usually referring to a finial on a lid or a bulbous section on the stem of a goblet or wine glass.
A component, usually spherical or oblate, of the stem of a drinking glass, hollow or solid, used either singly or in groups, and placed contiguously or with intermediate spacing; also the finial at the center of a lid.
Knob, a protuberance or swelling in the stem of a wine glass, of various forms which can be used as an aid to dating and provenance.
a "bunch" of fibres appearing along the length of a yarn, giving a spot effect.
Decorative knob usually found on lids.
A decorative element used in goblet stems; the knop is a round ball either with or without optic ribs.
A bulge or knob on the stem of a chalice or candlestick for decoration and convenience in holding.
ball-like protuberance on the stem of a chalice or candlestick.
Knop - in the Bible, is an architectural ornament.
