Queen Anne Chased Brass Pulls & Escutcheons (HCCH-3)
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 handmade 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.
- Products by Use: Furniture Hardware
- Products by Style: Queen Anne
- All hardware includes all fasteners needed for installation. You can order extra fasteners if required.
- 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.
- Posts are 1-1/4" long. Find more information about other post lengths and wood thickness.
Why Horton Brasses?
Convenience. Need something you cannot find in our catalog? Check our handy list of things we don't make and where to get them. Still can't find what you want? Contact us and we will do our best to help, and we will gladly send you to another supplier if they have what you need.
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
Our current catalog is #72, which will be valid until further notice. We will be delighted to send you a copy of this 72 page catalog.
Horton Brasses Inc., 49 Nooks Hill Road, Cromwell CT 06416, 800-754-9127