The Empire style was developed in France during Napoleon's reign. The style caught on in both England and the United States by about 1800 or so. In the US, Duncan Phyfe was perhaps the most well known practitioner. Here in the states today, Hepplewhite, Federal, and Empire hardware are all part of the same style and are quite interchangeable.
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 | Empire Drawer Pulls & Keyhole EscutcheonsDelicate embossed octagonal pulls, stamped and finished one at a time. 4 finishes, 2 sizes. Matching keyhole escutcheon. H-44 octagonal drawer pull, from $8.00 H-117 keyhole escutcheon, $2.00  |
 | Empire KnobThis 19th centure Empire knob has exquisite detail - the stamping is breathtaking. This knob has a nice, wide base, and needs no backplate. The knob itself sits close to the drawer and feels good in your hand as you use it. H-49 from $5.50 |
 | Empire Ring PullsRing pulls and round bail pulls became quite popular in the 1800's. The ring pulls here are popular on chests and servers just as they have been for 200 years. H-26 forged ring pull, $10.50 H-16 Empire ring pull, $8.50 H-12 Empire pull, $8.50 |
 | Empire Ring PullsEnglish Empire ring pulls with a beautiful basketweave pattern. H-32 basketweave ring pull, from $7.75 |
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