Description
A full antique brass range, so every drawer and door matches
Fifteen pieces in one finish, from a 27 mm ball knob to a 160 mm bar pull. The point is not one handle but a whole run of cabinetry that reads as a single set: knobs on the uppers, brass drawer pulls on the drawer fronts, cup pulls where the drawer is deep. Because every piece is finished the same way, mixed styles still look deliberate rather than collected over time.
Why solid brass rather than a zinc casting
- Solid brass body — machined and hand-finished, not a hollow shell or a plated casting
- Substance in the hand — the piece feels dense when a drawer is pulled, which is the first thing a customer notices
- Threads that hold — a brass boss takes a machine screw cleanly and does not strip after a few removals
- Repairable surface — light marks on brass can be dressed back; plated zinc cannot
Antique brass: a warm aged patina, not a flat gold
The finish is a darkened antique brass with lighter highlights on the raised carving. It reads brown-gold rather than bright yellow, which is why it sits comfortably with walnut, oak, cream paint and distressed finishes. Recessed areas stay darker and the high points catch the light, so the carving stays legible at arm’s length instead of flattening into one tone.
Six forms, one range
Carved knobs at 30 and 35 mm for small doors and top drawers. A plain 27 mm ball knob where pattern would be too much. Drop pulls at 66 and 68 mm for a pendant look on narrow drawers. Ring pulls, oval at 64 and 80 mm and round at 47 and 56 mm, for drawer fronts that want a period detail. Bar pulls at 122 mm on 96 mm centres and 160 mm on 128 mm centres, for wider drawers and wardrobe doors. Cup pulls at 102 and 122 mm for deeper drawers, and a 145 mm backplate pull for a centrepiece.
How to choose your size
- Knobs — 27 mm on small drawers, 30–35 mm on doors and larger drawers
- Ring and cup pulls — measure the drawer front first; a cup pull wants roughly two thirds of the drawer width
- Bar pulls — choose by hole centres, not overall length: 96 mm for a small drawer, 128 mm for a wide one
- Drop pulls — check the drop against the drawer height so the pendant clears the frame
Size (L × W, or Ø, mm)
| Style | Size | Holes | Centers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rose knob | Ø30 × H26, base 15 | One | — |
| Rose knob, large | Ø35 × H30, base 15 | One | — |
| Ball knob | Ø27 × H38, base 15 | One | — |
| Rosette knob | Ø30 × H28, base 14 | One | — |
| Drop pull | L68, base Ø18 | One | — |
| Drop pull, wide base | L66 × W18, base Ø35 | One | — |
| Oval ring pull | L64 × W34 | One | — |
| Oval ring pull, large | L80 × W43 | One | — |
| Round ring pull | Ø47 | One | — |
| Round ring pull, large | Ø56 | One | — |
| Backplate pull | L145 × W35 × H27 | One | — |
| Bar pull | L122 × W13 × H29 | Two | 96 mm |
| Bar pull, large | L160 × W17 × H35 | Two | 128 mm |
| Cup pull | L102 × W46 | Two | 64 mm |
| Cup pull, large | L122 × W54 | Two | 64 mm |
Where they work
Kitchen cabinets · bathroom vanities · bedroom wardrobes · sideboards · dressers · chest of drawers · hallway cupboards · upcycled and restored furniture.
Installation
Knobs, drop pulls, ring pulls and the backplate pull each fix through a single hole. Bar pulls and cup pulls need two holes: 96 or 128 mm apart for the bar pulls, 64 mm for the cup pulls. Measure the existing hole spacing before ordering, especially when replacing hardware on older furniture, and check the drawer front thickness so the screw does not break through the inside face.
Specifications
Material: solid brass · Finish: antique brass · Mounting: single screw for one-hole pieces, two screws for bar pulls and cup pulls · Screws: included · Sold per piece.
Care
Wipe with a soft dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners and metal polish on the antiqued surface, which would lift the darkening out of the recesses. Handle marks and a slow deepening of the patina are normal on brass; the finish is intended to age rather than stay uniform.
Production & delivery
Dispatched in 1–3 working days. Each piece is packed individually with its screws so a mixed order stays easy to sort on site.
FAQ
- Will the antique finish wear off? The colour is part of the brass finish rather than a coating that peels; it darkens gradually with handling.
- Can I mix styles in one order? Yes — all 15 pieces share the same finish, so a mixed order still looks like one range.
- Do the cup pulls fit a standard drawer? They use 64 mm centres; measure your existing holes before ordering.
- Are screws included? Yes, one per single-hole piece and two per bar or cup pull.
Why Bespora
We make and finish solid brass hardware in small runs, and we list the dimensions we actually measure rather than rounding them into a marketing size. If a piece does not suit your cabinet, tell us the size you need and we will point you to the closest option in the range.
Trade & Bulk Orders
Ordering for a project, a hotel fit-out or a workshop? Send us the quantity and finish you need and we will come back with bulk pricing. Ask about bulk pricing.
