Victorian Handles for Drawers

Victorian Drawer Handles have a delicate open-work design. This pull exhibits intricate details, epitomizing late 19th century styles. Use on Victorian furniture.

Victorian Handles for Drawers 3" Center Hole to Center Hole Overall Width: 3-7/8" Overall Height: 2-1/8" Eyebolt Shank Length: 1" matching Antique Finish Handles

If replacing drawer handles, check distance between holes

These Victorian Drawer Handles are reproduced to match originals. They are made of cast brass. 2 brass-plated eye bolts hold brass bail. Finish is unlacquered, polished brass. 

As the backplate and handle made from a brass casting, they will-not bend and therefore are-not recommended for serpentine shaped drawers.

Measure Victorian Drawer Handles

• Boring is the space between center of mounting hole to center of adjacent mounting hole. If changing handles, on existing drawers, this measurement is crucial.
• There is considerable more flexibility if installing handles on new furniture or cabinets. Mounting holes can be drilled where needed for new installations.
• Overall Size reflects: width and height of handle at widest point. Ideally a balanced relationship between drawer handle and drawer is best.

Install Victorian Drawer Pulls

• Handle attaches to drawer with two eye bolts.
• To Install: start from drawer front.
• Insert eyebolts through holes in backplate, front to back. Eyebolt shank length is 1", if too short counter sink eyebolt-nut in wood. 
• Continue inserting post through holes in drawer, allowing posts to be loosely positioned.
• Position handle and insert handle-ends into 2 eyebolts.
• Push eyebolts with handle into place.
• From drawer interior, screw nuts on bolts and tighten.