This lovely bail pull is a delightful addition to any drawer or cabinet. The stamped-brass, oval rosettes feature a whimsical pierced design, and the ornate, heavy-cast brass handle will stand up to years of repeated use. Left unlacquered, the polished finish allows the surface to age gracefully, just like the antique originals.

Here's a piece of hardware that makes a fearless design statement. Defined by its knurled surface, the Verge 3 3/4-inch center-to-center pull pays homage to machinery, precision and geometry. Well-suited to mid-century and industrial settings.

Smartly outfit your furniture with this late Victorian-style decorative bail pull. Manufactured like the originals in solid stamped brass, it features an ornately designed back plate and smooth handle. It’s ideal for use on chests, china closets, or desks. The polished finish is left unlaquered, allowing it to age gracefully, just like the antique originals.

This fine reproduction of a late 18th century Chippendale-style pull is a beautiful enhancement for drawers and cabinets alike. Cut from sheets of solid brass, it’s ideal for new furniture, or as a replacement for a worn or damaged piece. It features a smooth, elegant handle for a pleasant feel, and the sturdy back plate will stand up to years of repeated use. The polished finish is left unlaquered, allowing it to age gracefully, just like the antique originals.

Smartly outfit your furniture with this Rococo-style decorative bail pull. Manufactured like the originals in heavy, cast brass, the ornately decorated back plate and handle will stand up to years of use. It’s ideal for a china closet, chest, or desk drawers. The polished, unlacquered finish is meant to age gracefully over time, just like the antique originals.

Smartly outfit your furniture with this late Victorian-style decorative bail pull. Manufactured like the originals in sturdy, cast brass, it features an ornately designed back plate and handle. It’s ideal for use on chests, china closets, or desks. The polished, unlacquered finish is meant to age gracefully over time, just like the antique originals.