T21 Product Code: CR-0007

The Antique Ceramic & Zinc Cabinet Handles carry a softened, aged-white ceramic body set against zinc-alloy fittings, offered in three sizes — a 36mm knob and two handles up to 147mm — built for cabinetry that's going for a lived-in, period look rather than a sharp contemporary edge.

The "antique" finish here comes through in the fitting tone rather than a distressed ceramic surface — the zinc-alloy ends and centre bar carry a softer, less reflective sheen than the gloss gold pieces elsewhere in the Brass Essence range, which reads closer to old brass or pewter under normal light.

Offering the design as a knob and two handle lengths means a kitchen or wardrobe project can use the smallest size on narrow drawers and step up to the longer handles for wider doors, all while keeping the same aged ceramic tone and antique fitting finish throughout the room.

Because the antique finish sits at the quieter end of the Brass Essence range, it tends to suit farmhouse, traditional, or heritage-style kitchens better than a high-gloss modern build, where a brighter gold or black finish would usually read as more fitting. The same softened tone also makes it a practical choice for older homes being restored to their original character, where a bright contemporary gold would sit oddly against original woodwork.

• 36mm knob: narrow drawers and small cabinet fronts
• 114mm handle: standard-width drawer fronts
• 147mm handle: wider cabinet doors needing a longer grip

Specification: Material — ceramic body with zinc-alloy fixings; Finish — antique; Colour — white; Sizes — 36mm x 33mm knob, 114mm x 96mm handle, 147mm x 124mm handle.

What does "antique finish" mean on this handle?

It refers to the muted, softer sheen on the zinc-alloy fittings compared to the brighter gloss or brushed gold finishes elsewhere in the range — closer in tone to aged brass, which suits period-style cabinetry.

Can I use the knob and handle sizes together on the same kitchen?

Yes, all three sizes share the same ceramic tone and antique fitting finish, so using the knob on drawers and either handle length on doors keeps a consistent look across the room.

Is this handle suited to a modern kitchen design?

It can work as a deliberate contrast piece, but the antique finish is built primarily for traditional, farmhouse, or heritage-style cabinetry, where its softer tone fits the overall look more naturally than in a high-gloss contemporary kitchen.