T21 Product Code: B-0034

The Classic Brushed Brass Shell Pull curves solid brass into a rounded cup or "shell" shape at 80mm wide, sitting recessed against the door front for fingers to slide underneath — a traditional pull profile, distinct from the zinc alloy cup pulls elsewhere in the Brass Essence range specifically because it's cast in solid brass rather than a lighter alloy.

The rounded cup shape follows the natural curve of fingers reaching underneath it, and being solid brass rather than cast zinc alloy gives it noticeably more weight and a warmer tone under light — a distinction that matters on classic or period-style cabinetry, where solid brass reads as more authentic than an alloy alternative finished to look similar.

Brushed gold softens the brass's natural shine, which keeps fingerprints and handling marks from standing out — practical given how often a cup pull in this style gets touched on daily-use kitchen drawers and cabinet doors.

Because the pull sits recessed rather than projecting outward, it's a good fit for narrower kitchen layouts or cabinetry where a bar handle might catch on clothing or be knocked while passing by, while still giving a full, comfortable grip for the whole hand.

At a single fixed 80mm size, this pull suits standard drawer fronts; measure your existing cup pull spacing before ordering, since the fixing points are specific to this dimension.

• Best for: classic and period-style kitchens wanting solid brass rather than an alloy cup pull
• Material: solid brass, brushed gold finish
• Fixing: standard two-screw cup pull mounting

Specification: Material — solid brass; Finish — brushed gold; Size — 80mm x 68mm x 37mm.

How is this different from the zinc alloy cup pulls in the Brass Essence range?

This shell pull is cast in solid brass rather than zinc alloy, giving it more weight and a warmer natural tone — worth choosing over the zinc alloy cup pulls specifically where solid brass authenticity matters, such as period or classic cabinetry restoration.

Will this pull work in a narrow kitchen layout?

Yes, since it sits recessed against the door rather than projecting outward, it's less likely to catch on clothing or be knocked in tight spaces compared to a projecting bar handle, while still offering a full hand grip.

Is 80mm a standard cup pull size I can match to existing hardware?

It's a common cup pull width, but always measure your existing fixing hole spacing before ordering, since cup pull dimensions vary between manufacturers and aren't universally standardised.