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Hepplewhite Pull – Sheridan Pull – Square Backplate with Bale (SKU 7035)
$8.50Square Backplate with Bale
Material Wrought Brass a Solid Brass Stamping.
Bore Size
1 3/4″Bore – 2 5/8″ by 2 5/8″ overall size
Material:
Antique Brass Finish
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Hepplewhite Pull – Sheridan Pull – Square Pull (SKU 7037)
$8.00Square Pull
Material Wrought Brass a Solid Brass Stamping.
Bore Size – 1″
2 5/8″ by 2 5/8″ overall size
Material:
Antique Brass Finish or Polished Brass.
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Hepplewhite Pull – Sheridan Pull – Square Pull (SKU 7039)
$9.00Square Pull
Material Wrought Brass a Solid Brass Stamping.
Bore Size – 1 1/2″
4″ High 2 1/2″ Wide
Material:
Antique Brass Finish
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Modern Pull (SKU 6094)
$10.50Material Brass Plated Steel.
Bore Size: 3 1/2″
Plate Size: 5 1/2″ x 1 5/8″Finish: Antique Brass
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Polished Brass Back Plate with Bail – SKU 1165
Price range: $22.72 through $32.00Add a classic touch to furniture with this polished brass bail pull. Made from cast brass, this decorative back plate with a hanging bail offers a traditional look for drawers and cabinets.
Product Details:
- Material: Cast Brass
- Bore Sizes: 3″, 3 1/2″, and 4″
- Finish: Polished Brass only
- Style: Traditional Chippendale Furniture Hardware
- Matching Escutcheon Available part #1213E
- Item Number: 1213
A matching polished brass escutcheon is available separately to complete your furniture restoration project.
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Solid Cast Brass Chippendale Pull – Polished Brass | SKU 1164
Price range: $16.40 through $27.50Solid cast brass Chippendale pull with a polished brass finish. SKU 1164 is available in four bore sizes for furniture restoration, replacement hardware, and traditional furniture. A matching escutcheon, part #1164E, is also available.
- 2 1/2″ Bore: Plate size 3 1/4″ x 2 1/2″
- 3″ Bore: Plate size 4 1/4″ x 3 1/4″
- 3 1/2″ Bore: Plate size 4 3/4″ x 3 3/4″
- 4″ Bore: Plate size 5″ x 3 1/2″
Matching Escutcheon Available part #1164E
What Is a Chippendale Bail Pull?
A Chippendale bail pull is a decorative furniture drawer pull associated with the elegant designs of the Chippendale period. A bail consists of a movable drop handle suspended from two mounting points, often combined with a decorative backplate.
Chippendale-style pulls are commonly used on antique desks, bureaus, chests, dressers and other traditional furniture. Their decorative appearance makes them especially popular for antique furniture restoration and reproduction furniture projects.
When replacing an existing pull, the most important measurement is the center-to-center bore measurement between the mounting holes. Matching this measurement helps ensure that the replacement hardware fits the existing holes without requiring additional modification to the furniture.
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