Stirrup Pulls

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Stirrup pulls were an elegant method of opening a cabinet door. Each stirrup is a casting and quite delicate in appearance, yet durable and sturdy. Pictured in antique brass.

Glen Huey builds fine furniture and writes about it for Popular Woodworking. In the December, 2006 issue, he uses both the H-40 turn and the H-40 with a machine screw fitting (MSF) on his Lingerie Chest.

H-112 small cast brass stirrup pull 
$10.00
1" across bow
Note: Supplied with both a machine screw and a wood screw.
 
H-40 stirrup pull 
$7.00
1-1/4" backplate: 1-5/8" across bow
 
H-83 stirrup pull 
$7.00
1" backplate: 1-5/8" across bow
$7.00
1-1/8" backplate: 1-5/8" across bow
 

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