Chippendale Pulls & Escutcheons (H-34)

Pictured in our semi-bright finish.

Fittings

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  • All dimensions are measured width by height.
  • Hardware is available in several different finishes. 70% of our products are ordered in the antique finish.
  • Are there post holes in your furniture? The distance between them is called the boring. Learn how to measure borings.
  • The plate size of a matching keyhole escutcheon is exactly the same as the corresponding pull.
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  DescriptionFittingFinishPriceQuantity
H-34S pull - plate size: 3-1/2" x 2-1/8" 
DescriptionFittingFinishPriceQuantity
2" boring
$7.25
2-1/4" boring
$7.25
2-1/2" boring
$7.25
Note: The 2-1/2" boring is recommended for new furniture.
 
H-34SE matching keyhole escutcheon 
Description FinishPriceQuantity
overall size: 3-1/2" x 2-1/8"
$4.25
 
 
H-34 pull - plate size: 4-1/4" x 2-1/2" 
DescriptionFittingFinishPriceQuantity
2-3/4" boring
$7.75
3" boring
$7.75
Note: Note: The 3" boring is recommended for new furniture.
3-1/4" boring
$7.75
 
H-34E matching keyhole escutcheon 
Description FinishPriceQuantity
overall size: 4-1/4" x 2-1/2"
$4.75
 
 

Customer Comments and Reviews

Steve & SarahMay 1, 2009

Chippendale Pulls & Escutcheons (H-34)

Thank you to Horton Brasses! The Chippendale Pulls & Escutcheons (H-34S) that we ordered are just lovely! We had a reproduction chest that was in poor shape--with a bit of "elbow grease" and your beautiful brasses it has been transformed into something wonderful. The quality is great and the cost is fair. The finish is perfect. The catalgue is filled with wonderful things. Furthermore, we were delighted to support an American manufacturer in our home state of Connecticut. It is important to support family businesses like this one! We highly recommend this company and look forward to purchasing from Horton again in the future.

Thank you to Horton Brasses! The Chippendale Pulls & Escutcheons (H-34S) that we ordered are just lovely! We had a reproduction chest that was in poor shape--with a bit of "elbow grease" and your beautiful brasses it has been transformed into something wonderful. The quality is great and the … 

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Finish: You’ve striven to get your wood to glow. The brasses need to accentuate that effort. A beautiful finish is the final step.

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Molly and George have their home and forge in the beautiful mountains of West Virginia. They forge in the traditional manner, with coal, muscle, and hand-operated blower.

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