Scalloped Cup Pull

Ribbed like a shell, on three narrow ears. The flutes catch light down their whole length, so the pull changes as you move past it. The most decorative of our ten — and the one that does the most work on a plain Shaker front.

Sold singly. A run of drawers usually takes three or four.

The screws are solid brass — the same metal as the handle, so they settle into the finish and age with it rather than standing apart. Each piece is cast and hand-finished, so offer the handle up to the drawer and mark through the holes before you drill.

Choose your finish

Polished Brass — polished to a mirror and left bare. A living finish: it will warm and patina over time.

Aged Brass — an antique patina, so it arrives already dark. Still bare brass underneath, so it is a living finish: it will continue to darken and settle. On a ribbed shape it is especially good: the flutes hold the light, the hollows hold the shadow.

Satin Brass — brushed to a soft sheen and sealed under a clear lacquer. Lacquered: it will not change.

Will it change? Polished and Aged, yes — both are living finishes. Satin, no — the lacquer holds it still.

Care

Polished and Aged: a soft, dry cloth, and a metal polish only if you want to hold the brightness. Satin: a soft cloth, and never abrasive cleaners — they break the lacquer down.

Designed in England, hand-crafted by our artisan partners.