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The Schaub Sunburst bail pull with rosettes is a decorative cabinet pull for drawer fronts and door faces where the hardware is meant to be seen. At 5-1/2 inch center-to-center, it is scaled for wider drawers and larger cabinet fronts that call for hardware with presence.
The 5-1/2 inch center-to-center dimension is the number that matters at the drill press. It determines whether this pull drops onto existing holes or requires new ones, and at 140 mm it lands in the territory of wide base drawers, pot-and-pan fronts, deep pantry pulls, and full-height door hardware where a smaller pull would look undersized. The bail loop adds visual width beyond the 6-5/8 inch overall footprint when it swings, so this pull commands the front it sits on rather than getting lost in it. On a drawer bank, the bail's movement signals that the hardware is there, which is a practical advantage on a finish where the rosettes and the antique tone blend with the wood.
Antique Silver is a warm, aged silver finish with depth rather than gloss. It reads differently from a brushed or polished nickel because the antique treatment builds tonal variation into the surface, which catches light in the rosette detail and across the curve of the bail. That variation is what makes a decorative pull like this one read as crafted rather than as machined. The Artistic designation in the Sunburst collection reflects an ornamental approach to the hardware's silhouette and surface, suited to cabinetry programs where clean minimalism is not the brief.
This pull suits designers and cabinet shops specifying traditional, old-world, or eclectic kitchens, baths, and built-ins where the hardware carries decorative weight alongside the cabinetry. It is a natural fit for furniture-style islands, painted or glazed cabinet programs, and projects where the client has chosen a finish palette anchored in warm silvers, pewters, and antique tones. The Sunburst collection provides companion pieces in the same series, so the design language can run consistently across knobs on doors and pulls on drawers without mixing styles.
A bail pull has a loose grip loop that hangs from two posts and swings when released. A bar pull has a fixed grip. The swinging bail is a traditional form associated with period and furniture-style cabinetry.
The projection is 3/4 inch from the door face to the back of the bail at rest. This is a shallow stand-off, so drawer stacking clearance is not typically a concern, but confirm against your specific cabinet layout.
Yes. The Sunburst series from Schaub and Company includes additional hardware in the same design language and Antique Silver finish, so knobs and pulls can be coordinated across the same project.
No. Antique Silver is its own distinct finish with an aged, tonal character. Brushed and satin nickel are different surface treatments and are not the same appearance, even between pieces of a similar silver tone.
When the drawer front is wide and the project calls for hardware that holds its own against the cabinetry, the 5-1/2 inch Sunburst bail pull in Antique Silver is built for that role.