Drop Pulls

These Victorian tear-drop pulls aren't just for furniture. Imagine the elegant impression they'd make on cabinets and drawers throughout your home. The 1870s design is recreated in solid brass with an ebonized wood pendant.

Dangling tear drop pulls were popular throughout the late Victorian era. Typically found on Eastlake or Renaissance Revival furniture, they're a dramatic accent for your kitchen or bath as well. Solid brass with an ebonized wood pendant.

Dangling tear drop pulls were popular throughout the late Victorian era. Typically found on Eastlake or Renaissance Revival furniture, they're a dramatic accent for your kitchen or bath as well. Solid brass with a stained walnut pendant. Unlacquered.

These Victorian tear-drop pulls aren't just for furniture. Imagine the elegant impression they'd make on cabinets and drawers throughout your home. The 1870s design is recreated in solid brass with a stained walnut pendant. Unlacquered.

Add dramatic flair with the gothic bronze drop pull. Rustic and ornate, the Old Europe style will easily transform a chest of drawers or revive a favorite piece of furniture. Ideal for Tudor and Mediterranean interiors.

Shorter in length but with a comfortable heft, this stately Victorian pull is designed for heavier drawers or wardrobe doors. Featuring ebonized wood and a patterned brass rosette, it's an authentic choice for your period furniture or cabinets. Circa 1870s. Unlacquered.

With a drop of only 1 1/2-inch, this petite pull is perfect for small drawers. The classic Victorian pairing of ebonized wood and patterned brass adds a stately touch to furniture or cabinets throughout your home. Solid brass, unlacquered. Circa 1870s.

Install a bit of the past with the bittacle bronze drop pull. Inspired by 18th century navigation devices, this decorative pull will infuse cabinet doors and drawers with a historic quality. The living finish adds to its charm.