Cabinet Knobs & Pulls, Drawer Pulls

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.

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.

With exceptional attention to detail, our Heirloom Treasures Drawer Pull (6-Inch Center-to-Center) brings an elegant look to your decor. Its luxurious mother-of-pearl center offers a lustrous sheen, while brunette tiger pen shells provide striking contrast. Every element is showcased in a solid-brass frame thanks to investment casting—a method that the world's finest jewelers use to create their most elaborate pieces. Handmade by skilled artisans, giving each its own, unique personality.

Our Aspen Heart-Tip Pull (2 1/2-Inch Center-to-Center) delivers Colonial style with a hint of Old-World charm. Crafted in England, its pewter finish gracefully ages over time into a beautiful natural patina. If preferred, the original luster can be restored by cleaning with a soft, damp cloth lightly dabbed with silverware polish. Due to the predominantly handmade nature of this collection, subtle differences may appear in each piece.

Our English Pull (2 1/2-Inch Center-to-Center) adds traditional style to both cabinets and drawers alike. Crafted in England, its pewter finish gracefully ages over time into a beautiful natural patina. If preferred, the original luster can be restored by cleaning with a soft, damp cloth lightly dabbed with silverware polish. Due to the predominantly handmade nature of this collection, subtle differences may appear in each piece.