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This Top Knobs Edwardian cup pull is a traditional bin-style drawer pull designed for cabinet drawers, mounting on 3 inch (76 mm) centers in an Oil Rubbed Bronze finish.
Three-inch centers are the go-to drilling for spice drawers, narrow base cabinet drawers, and upper cabinet doors in traditionally styled kitchens. If the existing holes are already at 76 mm, this pull drops onto them without touching a drill. The cup form reinforces that traditional reference: the hand reaches under the shell rather than gripping a bar, which is the motion most people associate with period furniture and classic kitchen cabinetry. It is a drawer fitting primarily, because the grip-from-below action suits a downward pull far better than a door swing.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Oil Rubbed Bronze, a dark, hand-wiped tone that is lighter at the high points and deeper in the recesses. On a molded cup profile like this one, that contrast works with the contours rather than flattening them out, so the detail in the shell reads as shadow and relief rather than as a uniform dark surface. Oil Rubbed Bronze coordinates well against warm wood stains, painted whites, and aged cream finishes without the uniformity of a polished or brushed treatment.
This pull suits a traditional or transitional kitchen where the hardware program is already in an oil rubbed bronze or warm bronze family, and where at least some of the drawers are drilled to three-inch centers. Cabinet shops fitting out a period-style kitchen will find it pairs with the Edwardian collection's knobs and other pulls for a coordinated series across every door and drawer. Homeowners replacing existing cup pulls on narrow drawers drilled to this spacing can swap them without any new drilling. Designers specifying a warm, hand-finished bronze for a room with painted inset cabinetry or a craftsman aesthetic will get a pull that reads aged rather than applied.
A cup pull is gripped from underneath, which is the natural motion for opening a drawer. It can be mounted on a door but the grip is less intuitive there. Most traditional installations pair cup pulls on drawers with knobs on doors.
Center-to-center, 3 inches (76 mm), is the distance between the two mounting holes and is the number to match to your existing drill pattern. Overall length, 4-1/8 inches, is the total end-to-end size of the pull and determines how it looks on the front, but it is not the drilling dimension.
Oil Rubbed Bronze is a living finish that can develop character at high-contact points over time. Many buyers in traditional interiors consider this part of the appeal. The source data does not include a warranty or maintenance specification for this finish.
The Edwardian series includes companion knobs and pulls in the same design language. Look for other Edwardian SKUs in Oil Rubbed Bronze to build a coordinated hardware program across doors and drawers.
Choose this pull when three-inch centers are already in the cabinetry and the hardware should read as period-appropriate in a warm, dark bronze rather than a polished or contemporary finish.
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