3" Tear Drop Shaped Center with Crown Bail Pull Solid Brass

Product Overview

Solid Brass embossed bail drawer pull and stamped backplate in the classic Tradition. Tear drop shaped center with crown. This pull would be appropriate for a wide range of furniture styles, cabinets and drawers for restoration or design. Recently this restoration bail pull was used at the furniture makeover blog Gray Table Home. The project is absolutely beautiful! IN THE ADDITIONAL IMAGES IS SHOWN THE PULL AFTER SUSAN AT GRAY TABLE HOME USED RUSTOLEUM SPRAY PAINT TO DULL THE FINISH. THE ACTUAL PULL IS A BRIGHT BRASS AS SHOWN IN THE MAIN IMAGE. A better view of the original pull is in the last photo from Cottage Creations by Colleen! What a gorgeous piece! Love the paint color and how it goes with the brass! And finally, a nice shot from Lisa at RE-LOVED Treasures on a nice dresser makeover! Another great set of photos brass restoration pulls from Crystin on a wonderful dresser makeover with an amazingly detailed front! Wonderful! One more lovely project from Serendipity Chic Furniture! Jaime painted the restoration pulls to match her piece's paint job!

Centers: 3" (76.2 mm)
Length: 5" (127 mm)
Width: 2 1/4" (57.15 mm)
Projection: N/A
Finish: Brass unfinished and polished

P32-B374SB

1 1/4" brass plated eye bolts and authentic square nuts application. Solid Brass unfinished and polished. Give a lacquered or antique finish as desired. D. Lawless Hardware

All links open in a new tab. The first project from Gray Table Home shows off this beautiful pull on a nice antique dresser painted with Miss Mustard Seed Paint. Susan modified the pull to give it a more matter appearance and the result is fantastic! The lovely vanity photographed outside comes to us from Cottage Creations by Colleen! Next is a very nice two-tone dresser makeover done by RE-loved Treasures! The set of photos of the ornate dresser makeover are from a very talented customer Crystin! We have the most talented people purchasing from us, such an honor! And finally, the piece with the bail pulls painted to match the tone of the dresser comes to us from Serendipity Chic Furniture. I am big fan of modifying hardware to match the piece. If you have a vision and the hardware isn't available, you just have to get creative! The beautiful dresser with the antiquing done to the pulls comes to us from Anthony at Rugged Refinery! Anthony on how he antiqued the pulls "I used a product from Autentico Paint's special effects line called Rust In A Jar and a bit of bronze metallic paint."