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| CB1040 |
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These turn of the century antique bin pulls have a lovely dual basket weave incising with geometrics along the sides. I suspect these were made by... |
| CB1039 |
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This bin pull just shouts VICTORIAN!!! Nicely scalloped edge and just look at all the detailed metal artistry! This drawer pull was made by Norwalk... |
| CB1038 |
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Looks like there is a whole litter of these cute puppies waiting for new homes! Take one or more so they have a buddy to play with. They take after... |
| CB1037 |
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The smaller size makes these cast iron drawer pulls rare to begin with but having retained some of their original bronze wash makes them truly... |
| CB1036 |
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Just look at that winsome little face! How can you resist? The “Doggie” design is probably the most sought drawer or bin pull by lovers of... |
| CB1035 |
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These little pups are darn cute and house trained to boot! This pair of cast iron pulls has old gold paint (and a few black splatters) on the fronts... |
| CB1034 |
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A stylized two-fold flower pattern in Reading Hardware’s “Windsor” design manufactured in the late 1800s. Be sure and enlarge the photo to see the... |
| CB1033 |
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These cast iron bin pulls were manufactured by P & F Corbin and are shown in their 1905 catalog. Although the cast iron designs remain very clear... |
| CB1032 |
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Manufactured by Sargent & Co. around 1884, the soft sweeping curve of the foliate design gives a very elegant feel. All of the original finish... |
| CB1031 |
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Manufactured by Sargent & Co., this ornate cast iron drawer (or bin) pull bears the patent date of Oct. 1, 1872 on its back. Although it does... |
| CB1030 |
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Whether you’re looking for a single drawer (or bin) pull for a unique accent or you are trying to find that one missing pull to complete your... |
| CB1029 |
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This antique bin pull was patented on July 28, 1868 (inscribed on the back) by Parker & Whipple. It has acquired an interesting mix of finishes... |
| CB1028 |
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These ornate cast iron Eastlake style bin pulls were made by Reading Hardware in the mid to late 1800s in their “Windsor” pattern. The stylized... |
| CB1027 |
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This is a stunning set of bin pulls patented on July 28, 1868 (inscribed on the back) by Parker & Whipple. Loads of the original bronze wash... |
| CB1025 |
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These cast iron bin pulls were manufactured around the turn of the century and are in “as found” condition. Although they do show some wear to the... |
| CB1024 |
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Highly stylized cast iron bin pulls made by Sargent & Co. in the early 1800s featuring Eastlake aesthetic incising that remains crisp and clear.... |
| CB1023 |
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These cast iron bin pulls were manufactured by P & F Corbin and are shown in their 1905 catalog. It is very hard to find antique bin pulls that... |
| CB1022 |
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From around the turn of the century, this antique Craftsman style bin pull remains in pristine condition! Frequently referred to as “tiger stripe”... |
| CB1021 |
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Just need one bin pull? These are what is called New/Old Stock, which means that they have never been installed. The original finish has dulled over... |
| CB1020 |
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These heavy cast brass bin pulls have very clean and elegant lines reminiscent of the Craftsman era. They are what is called New/Old Stock, which... |