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The Top Knobs Edwardian Ribbon and Reed pull is a traditional cabinet pull for drawer fronts and door faces where the hardware needs to carry visual weight at wider spacing. It mounts on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers and measures 6-1/16 inches overall in a sculpted ornamental profile finished in German Bronze.
The 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) center-to-center is the step up from the common 4 inch spacing and a natural fit for deeper base drawers, wide pantry pulls, and full-height door fronts where a shorter pull would look undersized. At this spacing, the pull reads as a deliberate feature of the cabinetry rather than a small accent on a large surface. If existing holes are drilled at 128 mm centers, this pull drops onto that pattern without modification. For new installations, the 6-1/16 inch overall length gives the front enough coverage to balance the wider stance of the grip.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in German Bronze. German Bronze is a darkened, oil-rubbed-adjacent tone with warm brown and bronze character rather than the brighter warmth of an unlacquered brass or the gray coolness of an aged pewter. On a sculpted profile like the Ribbon and Reed, the finish settles into the recesses of the carving and lightens slightly on the raised ridges, which gives the ornamental detail more definition than a flat finish would. It suits stained wood cabinetry in cherry, walnut, and dark oak, and reads well against painted cream or off-white fronts where traditional hardware is the intent.
This pull is at home in a traditional kitchen, a period-style bath, a library built-in, or a furniture piece where the hardware is expected to have craftsmanship visible in its profile. Designers specifying a complete Edwardian kitchen can coordinate this pull with matching knobs on doors and the companion backplates in the same series, keeping the design language consistent across every front. Cabinet shops building furniture-style kitchens in cherry or walnut, and contractors completing period renovations, will find the 128 mm spacing covers the most commonly drilled pattern on wider base cabinets without requiring a new template.
Yes. The two values are the same center-to-center spacing expressed in different units, and this pull fits either way a hole pattern is specified.
The grip is carved with alternating ribbon and reed motifs along its length, giving the bar a layered, textured surface rather than a smooth or rounded face. The German Bronze finish deepens in the recesses and reads lighter on the ridges.
The Edwardian collection includes companion pieces across multiple product types in the same design language and finish, so knobs and backplates in German Bronze can be specified from the same series.
The source data does not specify whether the finish is lacquered or unlacquered. For finish care and longevity questions, consult the Top Knobs product documentation for this series.
Choose this pull when the cabinetry calls for a traditional carved profile at a spacing that holds its own on deeper drawers and full-height doors, finished in a darkened bronze that brings warmth to the grain beneath it.
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