Cup Pulls & Bin Pulls

This clean and simple cup pull has a universal appeal. Paired with our brass turn latches, it's at home in Craftsman, Colonial or even modern style interiors. Made of thick, cast brass with a smooth rolled edge, this pull is comfortable and easy to grip. Choose from 4 period finishes!

Strong boned and plain spoken, this cast brass pull suits the simple character of Colonial or Arts & Crafts homes. As sturdy as they come, it will hold up to years of heavy use. This easy-to-grip pull is offered in 5 classic finishes, ready to coordinate with hardware and lighting throughout your home.

In the early 20th century, stamped brass bin pulls such as this were common in more modest homes throughout America. Our simple reproduction is lightweight, yet sturdy and comes in four classic finishes. Slotted screws included.

This cast bronze cup pull is a rustic alternative to traditional brass pulls. The popular half moon design is sturdy and highly grip-able, a good choice for kitchen or dresser drawers. The bronze is lightly weathered, then lacquered to prevent rust. Surface mounted with three screws, it's a snap to install.

A design so timeless, it's hard to date. This Half-Moon Cup Pull (3 1/6-Inch Center-to-Center) could be late Victorian, Mid-Century Modern, or anywhere in between. Made of lightweight, yet durable stamped sheet brass, with your choice of four period finish options!

A design so timeless, it's hard to date. This Half-Moon Bin Pull (2 15/16-Inch Center-to-Center) could be late Victorian, Mid-Century Modern, or anywhere in between. Beautifully cast from solid brass, it is as durable as they come.

This handsome oval bin pull dates from the early 20th century. An authentic Sargent Hardware design, it suits traditional or modern interiors alike. Reproduced in heavy-duty cast brass with your choice of four classic finishes.

Our lavish French Court Cup Pull (6 1/2-Inch Center-to-Center) gets its inspiration from French-Baroque style. Every detail of this decorative accent is showcased in solid brass thanks to investment casting—a method that the world's finest jewelers use to create their most elaborately detailed pieces. Handmade by skilled artisans, every piece is rich in design, giving each its own unique personality. Choose from an array of luxurious finishes.

The sturdy Channing Cup Pull, 7-inch Center-to-Center, gives your decor a touch of old-fashioned charm. This turn-of-the-century style features a geometric silhouette and easy grip handle. Versatile in design, it is useful on furniture and cabinets throughout your home. Choose from a variety of popular finishes.

Our lavish French Court Cup Pull (2-Inch Center-to-Center) gets its inspiration from French-Baroque style. Every detail of this decorative accent is showcased in solid brass thanks to investment casting—a method that the world's finest jewelers use to create their most elaborately detailed pieces. Handmade by skilled artisans, every piece is rich in design, giving each its own unique personality. Choose from an array of rich finishes.

Reminiscent of mid 18th-century style, the Trevi Cup Pull (1 1/2-Inch Center-to-Center) is an elegant addition to your decor. Featuring a Rococo-inspired crisscross pattern, it comes in an array of popular finish options to coordinate with hardware and lighting throughout your home. Use it for kitchen or bath cabinets, or to update vintage furniture.

The sturdy Channing Cup Pull, 2 3/4-inch center-to-center, gives your decor a touch of old-fashioned charm. This turn-of-the-century style features a geometric silhouette, an easy to grip handle, and decorative faux screw heads. Versatile in design, it is useful on furniture and cabinets throughout your home. Choose from a variety of popular finishes.

Solid bronze 6-inch cup pulls are an easy way to add vintage charm to a kitchen. Popular in the 20s and 30s, pull hardware looks great on Shaker-style kitchen cabinets and compliments a country or farmhouse look.

Solid bronze 3 7/8-inch cup pulls are an easy way to add vintage charm to a kitchen. Popular in the 20s and 30s, pull hardware looks great on Shaker-style kitchen cabinets and compliments a country or farmhouse look.