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| CB1092 |
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Just look at all the Victorian flowers, leaves & vines on these fancy bin pulls! They were made by Sargent & Co. and are shown in their 1880 & 1884 hardware catalogs. Originally used for apothecary and drug stores they can identify what is in your drawers in high style. These pulls are... click picture for more info |
| CB1091 |
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These cast iron bin pulls were manufactured by P & F Corbin and are shown in their 1895 and 1905 catalogs. They have a very stately Eastlake design with a shield front and center. All the detail is still crisp and clear with the original bronze wash remaining on the portions against your... click picture for more info |
| CB1090 |
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These bin pulls are quite rare and unusual – sure to be a conversation piece! They were patented on Jan. 8, 1872 by Albert D. Judd of New Haven, Connecticut. The Judd family operated a hardware manufacturing company under various names (M & O.S. Judd - 1833, M. Judd & Company - 1853, Judd... click picture for more info |
| CB1089 |
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These drawer pulls were made by Russell & Erwin and are featured in their 1887 hardware catalog. Although many bin pulls turn up frequently these are quite hard to find. Just look at the handled pot with flowers! It is surrounded on both sides by two rows of detailing to showcase the very... click picture for more info |
| CB1088 |
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These drawer pulls were made by P & F Corbin and are featured in their 1895 hardware catalog. Although many bin pulls turn up frequently these are quite hard to find. They have very fine metal art work with a ribbon effect across the front that extends to the tabs to hold it to your drawer.... click picture for more info |
| CB1087 |
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These bin pulls were made by P & F Corbin and are featured in their 1875 hardware catalog. Flowers, buds and leaves adorn the fronts with a thick rope border. They have a very dark patina and are in “as found” condition with some rust in the lower areas and on the backs. I’ve left them this way... click picture for more info |
| CB1086 |
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Just look at all the Eastlake ornamentation on these lovely drawer pulls. They were made by P & F Corbin and are featured in their 1895 hardware catalog. Originally used for apothecary and drug stores they can identify what is in your drawers in high style. A row of arrows on the top and little... click picture for more info |
| CB1085 |
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These drawer pulls were made by Branford Lock Works and are featured in their 1886 hardware catalog. They named the design “Oriental” but it is sometimes referred to as the Bamboo pattern. The design is also used on door and window hardware but it is hard to find drawer pulls to match. For other... click picture for more info |
| CB1084 |
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This drawer pull is just overflowing with metal art work so popular during the Victorian era! It was made by P & F Corbin around 1895 and features the central feather used with many of their designs. Add the stylized flowers on each side and the ocean waves along the sides and this piece is... click picture for more info |
| CB1083 |
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This little bin pull is perfect if you want a rustic look! The cast iron has a coating of surface rust on the lower areas that makes the swirling vines stand out nicely. There is a little chip on the edge (you can see it in the photo) that gives it a charming historical appeal. This design was... click picture for more info |
| CB1082 |
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These bin pulls were made by Russell & Erwin and are featured in their 1887 hardware catalog. They have very Victorian incising and a row of tulips on the border brings your spring garden right inside. They are in exceptional condition with the original varnish still intact which gives the... click picture for more info |
| CB1081 |
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These drawer pulls were made by Norwalk Lock Company in 1890 and are quite rare. When I received them (see Before photo) they were covered with paint and rust but have now been restored to their former glory. Be sure to click on the photos to enlarge them. The metal art work is fabulous! Made of... click picture for more info |
| CB1080 |
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This is an unusual pattern that isn’t found frequently. They were made in the late 1800’s and are in “as found” condition. They have light overall surface rust that is quite appealing to some. If you prefer them cleaned up a vinegar bath will do the trick! Made of heavy cast iron and there is no... click picture for more info |
| CB1079 |
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This flowery bin pull is from the late 1800’s and brings the Victorian garden theme right inside. A basket of ivy adorns the front of the cup and posies and foliage wrap around the base and back plate against your drawer. Be sure to enlarge the photos to see all the tiny details! Made of heavy cast... click picture for more info |
| CB1078 |
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This aesthetic bin pull is from the late 1800’s and warrants a special place in your home. Made of heavy cast iron there is very little loss of the original bronze plating on the high portions of the design. If used in a kitchen the rising sun will great you every morning! No chips, cracks or... click picture for more info |
| CB1077 |
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These drawer pulls were made in the late 1800’s and have a simple unadorned appeal. They are of heavy cast bronze with nickel plating. Almost no wear at all to the nickel and there are no cracks, chips or repairs on either. The above price is for a single drawer pull. Please indicate if you want... click picture for more info |
| CB1074 |
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These bin pulls were made in the very early 1900’s remain in very good condition. The original copper flashing that creates a tiger-stripe effect goes well with the simple lines of a Craftsman home. Made of pressed steel with no dents or bends. While they were in use at their previous home the... click picture for more info |
| CB1070 |
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These little bin pulls show their age but that’s what antique hardware is all about. If you’re looking for something rustic these would be perfect. They are made of cast iron that was originally painted black by the manufacturer. Remnants of the black paint remains with rust showing through. Some... click picture for more info |
| CB1069 |
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What a great conversation piece this would be on a special drawer! This is an original pull from a Tubbs Manufacturing wood typeset drawer with the company name proudly embossed front and center. It would have been manufactured prior to 1918 when Tubbs Mfg. was acquired by another company. The... click picture for more info |
| CB1067 |
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This sweet little turn of the century (1800/1900) pull is just perfect for a special Craftsman, Mission or Arts & Crafts cabinet or piece of furniture. The angular shape makes for a very elegant look while the warm patina and historic wear speaks to its authenticity. Made of solid thick cast... click picture for more info |
