
Grain you can see
The solid-wood frame shows natural grain, small knots, and shifts in color from piece to piece.
A wood or alloy frame holds a brass bell on a cord. It mounts by magnet, needs no wiring, and rings when the door opens or closes.
Wood grain, a hanging brass bell, and a frame that sits on the door.

The solid-wood frame shows natural grain, small knots, and shifts in color from piece to piece.

A brass bell hangs on a cord inside the carved frame and sounds when the door moves.

The crescent frame mounts on the door face. There is no wire and no drilled hole.
A compact chime for a wood entry, a painted front door, or a simple crescent frame.

The bird frame sits on a wood door and rings as the door opens onto the entry.

The cat frame and brass bell sit above the handle on a painted front door.

The crescent frame mounts on the door and lets the bell hang in the open curve.
Select a shape and finish.

Ebony

Black walnut

Beech

Ebony

Black walnut

Beech

Ebony

Beech

Ebony

Beech

Ebony

Ebony

Walnut

Beech

Alloy Black

Alloy Silver

Walnut

Beech

Walnut

Beech

There is no wire, battery, bulb, or dimmer. The bell rings only when the door moves the striker.
Test the hold before relying on it.
Grain and color differ by piece.