Cabinet Knobs & Pulls, Drawer Pulls

Our Rhode Cabinet Pull (10-inch CTC) is a stylish choice for traditional interiors. Crafted from solid forged brass, it comes in an array of classic finishes. The oil-rubbed bronze and polished nickel are living finishes that age gracefully over time into a unique patina. Use it for kitchen or bath cabinets, or to update vintage furniture.

This early 20th-century bin pull delivers pure vintage charm. Its half-moon shape and dog-eared tab combo goes with every style, from Craftsman to Colonial-Revival. Finely cast and made in Italy.

This delightful hardware collection is named for Roycroft, the community of craft workers founded in upstate New York in 1895. These exemplary Arts & Crafts style knobs & pulls are cast in zinc, and combine hammered surfaces, crisp cut outs and rustic, time-worn finishes. Offered in a range of sizes and shapes, they're ideal for cabinets or furniture throughout your home. Made in Italy.

Designed in the manner of Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928), this distinctive drawer pull is ideal for Arts & Crafts style furniture or cabinets. Capturing his signature look, it has a hint of Japonisme and a dash of Art Nouveau. Cast in solid zinc, with a range of rustic finishes. Made in Italy.

A slight curve and smooth surfaces give the Samanantara deco 10-inch center-to-center cabinet pull a modern feel. Its look still feels current today, especially in lighter finishes. A fine way to blend appliances into a kitchen.

This charming bail pull instantly enhances the look of cabinets and furniture. It features an easy grasp, ornate handle and beaded rosettes adorned with a delicate flower. Precision cast in brass, it comes in your choice of antique patinas. Made in Italy.

Both understated and practical, our Ultima II Bar-Style Cabinet Pull (10-Inch Center-to-Center) is suited to a variety of interior styles. Made of solid brass, it features simple, linear lines, and comes in an array of popular finish options, making it easy to match any decor. Mount it vertically on cabinet doors or horizontally on drawers.

This fine reproduction of a late 18th century Colonial-style 2 1/2-inch center-to-center pull is a stylish addition to any bureau, chest, or table. Made of solid brass, it features double-ringed, round rosettes with a smooth, swan neck handle. It’s suited for use on new furniture, or as a replacement for a worn or damaged piece. Choose from an unlacquered or antique-brass finish.

Taking a cue from 18th century France, this eye-catching pull adds an elegant touch to dresser and cabinet drawers. Made in Italy and precision cast in brass, this finely detailed piece comes in two popular finishes.

This fine reproduction of a late 18th century Chippendale-style 2 1/2-inch center-to-center 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. Choose from an unlacquered or antique-brass finish.

Dress up your drawers or furniture with this stylish Baroque pull. This Victorian style bin pull is precision cast in Italy. Center to center is 2 1/2-inch.

This 2 1/2-inch center-to-center Toscana Italian style bail pull adds instant patina to your cabinets or furniture. The simple and rugged design, with its distressed antique finish, is the perfect complement to romantic Mediterranean interiors. Solid brass, made in Italy.

Taking a cue from 18th century France, this intricate, swirl-like design brings a touch of class to larger cabinets and furniture. Featuring flowing foliage and scroll motifs, it's as beautiful as it functional. Precision cast in brass, it comes with a warm antique finish. Made in Italy.

Minimalist style and a practical design make the Mid-Century Brass Bar Pull (10-Inch Center-to-Center) a staple for contemporary kitchens. Ours is forged from premium quality, solid brass, in an array of finish options. Mount them vertically on cabinet doors or horizontally on drawers.