Heritage Brass Cabinet Handles & Furniture

Heritage Brass Cabinet Knobs

Our Heritage Brass cabinet knobs provide a compact and versatile way to open kitchen cabinets, cupboards, drawers and wardrobes. The collection includes round, oval, ball, disc, knurled and T-bar designs suitable for both traditional and contemporary furniture.

Cabinet and cupboard knobs require only a single fixing, making them particularly useful when updating an existing piece of furniture. Check the knob diameter, projection, fixing length and available surface space before ordering.

Cabinet Pull Handles

Discover Heritage Brass cabinet pull handles in a range of lengths, profiles and finishes. Their two-point fixing provides a comfortable grip for kitchen cupboards, wide drawers, wardrobes and fitted furniture.

When replacing existing cupboard handles, measure between the centres of the two fixing holes rather than using the handle’s total length. You should also check the projection and make sure the supplied fixings are suitable for the thickness of the cabinet door or drawer front.

Cabinet Cup Handles

Cabinet cup handles have an enclosed or semi-enclosed profile that is pulled from underneath. Also known as drawer cup pulls, they are commonly fitted to kitchen drawers, storage cabinets and Shaker-style furniture.

Cup handles can be paired with matching cabinet knobs, using knobs on doors and cup pulls on drawers. Check the overall width, projection and fixing centres before drilling or replacing existing hardware.

Edge Pull Handles

Our edge pull handles fit over or behind the edge of a cabinet door or drawer front. Most of the handle remains visually discreet, making edge pulls particularly suited to streamlined kitchens, wardrobes and contemporary fitted furniture.

Check whether the handle is designed for top-edge, side-edge or rear fixing. Cabinet thickness, handle depth and the available gap around the door or drawer should all be considered before installation.

Ring and Drop Pull Handles

Ring and drop pull handles add a decorative feature to cupboards, drawers and freestanding furniture. The hinged pull hangs against the surface when not in use and lifts outward to provide a grip.

These handles work particularly well on traditional cabinetry, sideboards and restored furniture. Check the backplate dimensions, projection and fixing method to ensure the design fits comfortably on the intended surface.

Unlacquered Brass Cabinet Hardware

Our unlacquered brass cabinet hardware includes cupboard knobs, pull handles and related fittings with an unsealed surface. Unlike lacquered finishes, unlacquered brass responds to handling, moisture and its surroundings by developing a natural patina.

The finish will gradually darken and change, with frequently touched areas often ageing differently from the surrounding surface. This evolving appearance is part of the material’s character. Review the care information on each product before cleaning or polishing it.

Wooden Cabinet Handles and Knobs

For an alternative to metal hardware, explore our wooden cabinet furniture. The collection includes knobs and pull handles made in oak, walnut and ash, allowing the natural colour and grain of the timber to become part of the design.

Choose from dedicated collections of wooden cabinet knobs and wooden pull handles. Timber fittings can complement natural cabinetry or create a contrasting detail against painted doors and drawers.

Choosing Cabinet Handles for Kitchens and Furniture

Consider how each cabinet or drawer will be used before deciding between knobs, pulls and cup handles. Larger or heavier drawers may benefit from a wider pull handle, while a compact knob can work well on smaller cupboard doors.

Before ordering, check the following measurements:

• Fixing centres between screw holes
• Overall handle or knob dimensions
• Projection from the cabinet surface
• Door or drawer-front thickness
• Clearance around adjoining doors and drawers

When replacing kitchen cabinet handles, measure every existing fixing pattern before purchase. Handles that share the same fixing centres can usually be installed without drilling additional holes, although the overall dimensions must still cover any previous marks.

Creating a Coordinated Finish

For a consistent result, choose cabinet knobs, cupboard handles and drawer pulls from the same Heritage Brass finish family. You can use one design throughout or combine related handle types—for example, cabinet knobs on doors and cup handles on drawers.

To coordinate your furniture fittings with matching door and window hardware, browse the complete M-Marcus Heritage Brass collection.