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This Schaub and Company Traditional Designs cup pull is a solid brass drawer pull for cabinet drawers where existing holes are drilled on 3 inch (76 mm) centers.
A cup pull is gripped from below: the fingers reach under the shell and pull forward, which is a natural motion on a drawer front and a less practical one on a door. That directionality is part of the design language, not a limitation. Mounted correctly, the cup opens downward toward the hand. Flipped, it collects dust and looks wrong, so orientation matters at installation. The 3 inch center-to-center spacing is a standard hole pattern on base cabinets and furniture pieces, which makes this pull a direct swap on most existing drawer banks drilled to that dimension without touching a drill.
The pull is cast from solid brass, which is the material the SAP description confirms and the product name states. Solid brass carries more heft than a zinc casting of the same size and takes a finish evenly across the shell. The Flat Black finish is matte with no reflective surface, so it holds its tone under kitchen and bath lighting rather than picking up highlights. On a painted or natural wood front, flat black reads as a graphic, deliberate choice rather than a neutral one, and it ages without the patina shifts that affect unlacquered metal finishes.
This pull suits traditional and transitional kitchens, furniture-style vanities, and freestanding pieces where the drawer hardware should have some presence. The cup form has a historical reference that works well alongside inset doors, raised-panel fronts, and furniture-grade cabinetry. Cabinet shops specifying a full traditional kitchen will find the 3 inch spacing here and larger centers in the same Traditional Designs series, which makes it practical to run a consistent design language across narrow drawers and wide ones without introducing a second hardware family. Designers pairing black hardware with painted cabinetry will appreciate that the finish is a true flat rather than a dark satin, keeping the contrast even across the room.
Solid brass. The base material is brass, not a zinc casting with a brass-toned finish.
Measure between the centers of your two existing mounting holes. If that distance is 3 inches (76 mm), this pull mounts without new drilling.
Matte. Flat Black carries no sheen, which is distinct from a satin or polished black finish.
The cup form is designed to be gripped from underneath, which is a natural motion on a drawer. On a door it can be installed but the grip is less intuitive, and most traditional installations reserve cup pulls for drawers.
The Traditional Designs collection includes additional hardware in the same design language. Verify finish availability in the series before specifying across a full kitchen.
Choose this pull when the job calls for solid brass construction, a genuine flat black finish, and a 3 inch center-to-center that drops onto existing drawer holes without modification.