Reproduction Antique Hardware Pulls

Ball and Ball, LLC antique reproduction builder's hardware is accurate in every detail to original hardware, making it unique among modern hardware. Shop high-quality antique & reproduction hardware for furniture restoration: drawer pulls, knobs, hinges, locks, skeleton keys & more. Antique & Vintage Cabinet Pulls from Antique Hardware Supply - Vintage, Antique & Historically Accurate Period Style Pulls.

Shop Our Extensive Sale! Complete your furniture renovation project with authentically reproduced bail pulls. Our solid brass bail pulls and bail pull drawer handles are available in a wide variety of historically accurate patterns and finishes.

Nostalgic Warehouse offers a large selection of vintage door and cabinet hardware and antique reproductions for historic homes and modern construction. Antique drawer pulls, vintage cabinet handles, period styles, authentic designs, multiple sizes, excellent quality, for furniture restorations & new cabinetry. Antique Drawer Pulls We have an extensive collection of antique cabinet, furniture, window and door hardware to suit every type of restoration project.

We've got bin pulls, casters, sash locks, sash lifts, transom and casement window hardware, door knobs, locks, plates and rosettes and lots more. Bail Pulls The D. Lawless Hardware collection of bail pulls started out of our need to have traditional, accurate hardware during our furniture manufacturing days.

Dave Lawless needed several different styles of bail pulls for the antique reproduction hutches and furniture he was making and selling. Antique-hardware.com has a full line of antique drawer pulls and furniture handles including kitchen pulls, dresser drawer pulls, door pulls, brass handles to finish your kitchen renovation projects. Pulls and Handles are the finishing touches for many restorations or woodworking projects.

With so many sizes, styles, and finishes it can be hard to decide. These groups are based on design and function. Remember when you are picking out your hardware you need to know the boring.

That is the measurement from the center of one mounting hole to the other. Once you have that you can move on to.