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This Schaub and Company Traditional Designs cup pull is a solid brass drawer pull finished in Polished Nickel, sized for the 3 inch (76 mm) center-to-center hole pattern that appears on small spice drawers, file drawers, and period-style furniture pieces.
The 3 inch (76 mm) center-to-center is the narrowest standard two-hole pull spacing in common use, and it shows up in places the larger spacings cannot go. Spice drawers, narrow file pulls, small upper cabinet doors on traditional furniture-style islands, and period reproduction pieces all tend to land on this spacing. A cup pull at 76 mm centers also coordinates cleanly on stacked banks of narrow drawers where a longer pull would crowd the front or overlap the adjacent piece. If the existing holes are drilled at 3 inch centers, this pull drops onto them without modification.
The SAP description and the product name both confirm solid brass as the base material, which is uncommon in a category where zinc is the dominant substrate. Solid brass has more mass than a plated zinc casting, and it responds to light differently: the polished face of the cup picks up the room around it rather than sitting flat. Polished Nickel gives the surface a bright silver tone with a cool undertone, distinct from Satin Nickel's softer sheen. On a painted or stained wood front the polished surface reads crisp, which is appropriate for traditional and formal applications. The shell form of a cup pull means the polished interior of the cup is visible when the drawer is opened, so the finish carries through to the inside of the grip.
This pull suits the designer or cabinetmaker specifying a traditional or transitional kitchen where the drawer hardware needs to be correct at the small scale, not just at the standard scale. It is a natural choice for furniture reproduction work, period-style bath vanities, and butler's pantry cabinetry where the narrow drawer pattern is part of the design vocabulary. Because it belongs to the Traditional Designs collection, companion knobs and pulls in the same design language are available in the same series, which makes it straightforward to carry one hardware program across a full project.
The product is solid brass, confirmed by both the product name and the SAP description. Zinc is the more common substrate in this category, but this is not a zinc casting.
Measure between the centers of your two existing mounting holes. If that measurement is 3 inches (76 mm), this pull fits without any new drilling.
A polished surface shows marks more readily than a brushed finish does, and wipes clean easily with a soft cloth.
A cup pull is designed to be gripped from underneath, which is natural on a drawer. It can be mounted on a door, but most installations put cup pulls on drawers and pair them with knobs on doors.
Choose this pull when the hole pattern is 3 inches and the application calls for solid brass in a traditional polished nickel finish rather than a heavier contemporary profile.