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This Top Knobs Bradbury cup pull is a shell-form drawer pull that mounts on 3 inch (76 mm) centers and finishes in Warm Brass, a transitional piece that works equally well in a renovated traditional kitchen or a new build with classic leanings.
A cup pull is gripped from below: the fingers curl up into the shell rather than closing around a bar. That motion is natural on a drawer front and is one of the reasons cup pulls have stayed in kitchen and furniture hardware for as long as they have. The 3 inch center-to-center spacing puts it squarely in the range for spice drawers, narrow base drawers, and smaller furniture pieces where a longer pull would crowd the front. The shell also has a top and a bottom, so installation orientation matters. Mounted correctly, the open face of the cup is accessible from underneath. Reversed, it faces up and traps debris.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Warm Brass. Warm Brass sits in a comfortable middle ground between a bright polished brass and a darker antique finish: it has visible gold tone without the high sheen of a lacquered surface, which lets it age gracefully in a kitchen environment rather than looking clinical under overhead light. On painted white or cream fronts it reads as a warm accent. Against stained wood it coordinates with the undertones already in the grain rather than competing with them.
The 3 inch center-to-center is a compact spacing suited to narrower drawers, island drawers paired with a longer pull on wide fronts, and furniture-style pieces where the hardware should feel refined rather than oversized. The Warm Brass finish and transitional design style make it a practical choice for kitchens and baths that blend traditional cabinet profiles with cleaner, updated lines. Because it belongs to the Bradbury collection, companion knobs for door fronts are available in the same series and finish, so running a consistent hardware program across a full kitchen is straightforward.
No. Warm Brass is a softer, lower-sheen gold tone rather than a bright polished brass, so it reads as warmer and less reflective under kitchen lighting.
It has a defined orientation. The open face of the cup should be accessible from below so the grip is natural. Mounting it upside down puts the cup opening facing up, which is not the intended use.
Three-inch spacing is a common choice for narrower drawers, typically in the 9 to 15 inch range, though drawer-to-pull proportion is a design preference rather than a fixed rule.
Yes. The Bradbury series includes companion knobs in the same design language and finish, which makes it possible to coordinate door and drawer hardware across a full kitchen.
Choose this pull when the drawer row calls for a traditional cup form at a 3 inch spacing in a finish that reads gold without the glare of a polished surface.
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