Antique Brass Furniture Handle, Teardrop Shape, Swivel Mount, for Chest of Drawers and Cabinet

The chest of drawers is solid, the handles are sheet metal

A solid piece of furniture with thin standard handles that spring when pulled. This solid brass handle makes the difference noticeable at the very first touch: It has weight, hangs flexibly from a round rosette, and falls flat against the front by itself after being released.

What distinguishes this handle from rigid fittings

• Flexibly hanging suspension: The drop falls back down by itself after being pulled. This means nothing protrudes from the front – an advantage for chests of drawers in hallways or narrow passages, where rigid bail handles can catch clothing.
• Teardrop shape with tapered shaft: Fingers grip under the thickened tip and find purchase without needing to fully grasp. A pull with two fingers is sufficient, even for stiff-running drawers.
• Solid brass instead of coated zinc die-cast: The surface does not rub through to a different base metal at the grip point. Brass is corrosion-resistant and carries its color throughout the material, not in a lacquer layer.
• Antique brushed finish: The matte surface shows fingerprints significantly less than polished gloss – a practical advantage for a drawer that is used daily.
• Round rosette as a contact surface: It distributes the pull over a larger area and simultaneously covers drill holes from previous fittings.
• Screw with 25 mm (1 in) length included: Suitable for common front thicknesses of chests of drawers, kitchen fronts, and wardrobes.

Suitable for chests of drawers and sideboards from furniture stores that are to be upgraded, for old furniture with worn-out fittings, for country-style or vintage kitchen fronts, for tenants who want to replace handles and put them back when moving out, and for cabinets in hallways with little passage width.

How many handles do I receive, and will they fit existing holes?

The price is for a single piece – select the desired quantity during the order process so that all drawers are fitted. The handle is attached with a single screw and therefore only requires one drill hole. If bail handles with two drill holes were previously present, one hole will remain visible; in this case, plug, fill, and paint over. Measure the front thickness before purchasing: The 25 mm (1 in) long screw fits fronts up to approximately 20 mm (0.8 in). To clean, use a dry or slightly damp cloth; do not use abrasive cleaners or acidic cleaners, as they will lighten the antique finish.

Your furniture remains the same – only now every opening feels like something that was built, not just assembled.