Antique Victorian Dresser Pulls

Antique Victorian Dresser Pulls fit nicely on narrow drawers. Overall length is shorter than most late 1800's handles. Lattice design adds bold impact to bureaus and chests. It creates a nice contrast between wood and handle. These Victorian brass handles are authentic copies of late 1800 styles.

Antique Victorian Dresser Pulls 3" Center Hole to Center Hole Overall Width: 3-5/8" Overall Height: 2-1/4" Eyebolt Shank Length: 1" Corresponding Keyhole Cover matching polished brass pull

Always check boring-measurement when replacing handles on drawers

Backplate is stamped brass. Bail handle is brass. It is held by 2 brass-plated eye bolts. This manufacturing method was used to produce drawer pulls from the late 1800's in to the 1900's. The finish is antique, it has been darkened to look old. 

As the backplate is stamped brass, these pulls can be gently curved to fit some drawer fronts.

Measuring Victorian Brass Handles

• Boring: distance between center of mounting hole to center of adjacent mounting hole.
• If replacing handles:  replacement-handle-boring must match actual boring measurement in drawer.
• Overall Size: width and height of handle at widest point.

Install 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.