Hoosier Bin Pull Solid Brass Front Mount 3" Polished and Lacquered
Item #: DL-B352-P-L
Measuring the centers of your pulls is very easy and can be done by measuring your existing cabinet holes or by measuring from the "center" of each of the screw posts on your existing pulls. Please see this illustration:
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- Solid polished brass cup pull, Hoosier style.
This cup pull is not only a great replacement pull for Hoosier hutches, it will add a country or utility look to any drawer or door.
This beautiful brass cup pull was recently used alongside an antique copper knob (AM-TN497ABS) on a white credenza makeover on the DIY blog Sarah M. Dorsey Designs as seen in the additional images.
The group shot of this cup pull and the white ice box style project with matching hardware from our Hoosier section comes from That Sweet Tea Life. Link to full length article in the Technical Information.- Centers: 3" (76.2 mm)
- Length: 3 1/2" (88.9 mm)
- Width: 1 5/8" (41.28 mm)
- Projection: 5/8" (16 mm)
- Finish: Solid Brass Polished and Lacquered
D. Lawless Hardware - Centers: 3" (76.2 mm)
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Thank you to Thea for the lovely Hoosier Style Dresser Project posted on your blog That Sweet Tea Life!
And the other piece is from Sarah M. Dorsey Designs. I could find the exact project, but she has used D. Lawless several times on her blog so I just linked directly to her homepage at Dorsey Designs.
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