Choosing a font for the numbers on the tenants' front doors

I'm trying to tie up some loose ends that need to be sorted out before the tenants' units can be rented.  One of those is choosing a style and material for the number on each of their front doors.

I have a horror of most house numbers because they are almost always generic.  In the last apartment that I lived in alone I replaced the cheap standard "2" on my rental's door with an oversize and extra-deep gray metal number I'd found at Anthropologie.  It was sculptural, unexpected and gave me a little chill of happiness every time I arrived home.  I want the same for our tenants. 

Given that there's *so much* going on in the common entryway (back-lit onyx risers, navy silk covered walls, antique unfinished arched doors for their units, mirrored and gilded antique arched doors for ours, brass and crystal chandelier, leather-wrapped handrails, etc.) I feel like the unit numbering should be a little low-key, without looking like an afterthought. 

To refresh your memory, here's what their doors look like:

And apparently, I haven't yet posted a photo of the hardware installed on their doors, so here are some shots of items in the same line from the company's website (the finish on the exterior of the doors is polished brass, like in the second image):

I was thinking that instead of buying the typical metal number, I'd get a stencil in an interesting font and stencil the number straight onto the unfinished wood, probably with gold paint.  Now the question is which font to use for the numbers.  Keeping in mind that the only numbers we'll have are 1 and 2 (our unit will be unmarked), here's my current short list.  (They're all available in sizes up to 4 inches, so none of the options is going to be large scale.)

Black Chancery:

Chancery:

Dauphin:

Industrial:

Tiffany:

Thoughts? Ideas? A favorite?