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This Schaub and Company Country series cup pull is a traditional drawer fitting, cast in solid brass and finished in Satin Nickel, designed for two-hole mounting on 3 inch centers.
The 3 inch center-to-center spacing is the narrower end of standard cabinet drilling patterns, and it is the right call for spice drawers, utensil drawers, and smaller base cabinet fronts where a longer pull would overrun the face. A cup pull at this scale also works well on painted furniture pieces, dresser drawers, and built-ins where the hardware should read as a detail rather than a statement. The shell form is gripped from below, a natural motion on a drawer that suits furniture-style cabinetry where the hardware choice ties back to period references.
Solid brass is the traditional base material for cup pulls. It machines cleanly into the shell profile, holds detail at the edges, and takes a plated finish more evenly than zinc alloy alternatives. The Satin Nickel finish over that brass substrate produces a surface that is cooler in tone than the brass beneath it and softer in sheen than a Polished Nickel would be. Against white, cream, or gray painted fronts it reads as a clean silver-toned accent. Against stained wood it provides contrast without competing with the grain. The satin surface is practical in daily use: it does not show the finger contact that a polished finish would, and it wipes down without leaving streaks.
This pull is the right fit for a traditional or transitional kitchen, bathroom vanity, or furniture piece where the hardware program calls for a silver-toned finish and a compact 3 inch hole spacing. Cabinet shops running a traditional kitchen in painted or stained maple will find this spacing common on narrower drawer banks. Designers specifying furniture-style islands or butler's pantries will recognize the cup form as period-appropriate without being heavy-handed. Homeowners replacing existing 3 inch hardware have a straightforward swap: the hole spacing is standard, and the solid brass construction is a step up from lighter alternatives at this center-to-center.
The product line is stated as solid brass. Solid brass is a distinct construction from plated zinc, and it is what this pull is made from.
The projection is 3/4 inch, which is shallow. The shell stays close to the face, giving it a furniture-style, low-relief look rather than the stand-off appearance of a bar pull.
A cup pull is shaped to be gripped from underneath, so it is most natural on a drawer. It can be mounted on a door, but the grip orientation is less intuitive there. The traditional installation puts cup pulls on drawers and pairs them with knobs on doors.
Satin Nickel is a silver-toned finish that reads similarly to brushed stainless in many settings, but finish matching across brands and materials is never guaranteed. View both in person when a precise match matters.
When the drawer bank calls for a 3 inch cup pull in a satin silver tone, this Schaub and Company piece delivers solid brass construction and a finish that holds up to daily use without demanding attention.