Queen Anne Drawer Pulls
The hand chased brasses shown here date from 1680-1760, and are some of the earliest American hardware. Chasing is placed individually by hand stamping a design with a hand made punch.
Our pulls are still chased by hand - each is unique. Chasing patterns are faithful copies of period patterns, and each tool is carefully handmade.
Queen Anne Chased Brass Pulls and …HCH-19E, HCH-19LE, HCH-19L, HCH-19View Pricing & Details
Early Queen Anne Chased Brass PullsQA-2XE, QA-2E, QA-1, QA-2X, QA-1E, QA-2View Pricing & Details
Queen Anne Chased Brass Pulls and …HCH-41, HCH-41EView Pricing & Details
Queen Anne Chased Brass Pulls …HCCH-3, HCCH-3X, HCCH-3XE, HCCH-3EView Pricing & Details
Why Horton Brasses?
Sustainability. We choose our packing materials with the planet in mind. We use popcorn and newspaper. The popcorn, made from cornstarch, is a harmless alternative to Styrofoam. It is completely biodegradable and dissolves in water. The newspaper we use represents the ultimate recycling. Our employees bring it in and we reuse it!
Our Crew
Steve McGrath is the maintenance man. Being a maintenance person at Horton Brasses means you do it all, from janitorial jobs, to repairing machinery, to weeding flower gardens on sunny days.
Our Catalog
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Horton Brasses produces more than 1,000 different pieces of authentic reproduction furniture and cabinet hardware at our factory in Connecticut. We use brass, iron, and various hardwoods to make knobs, drawer pulls, hinges, shelf pegs, bed bolts, casters, hooks and even clock finials!
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Horton Brasses Inc., 49 Nooks Hill Road, Cromwell CT 06416, 800-754-9127