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The Top Knobs Cressing series cup pull is a traditional drawer fitting sized for wide cabinet and furniture fronts, finished in Honey Bronze and mounting on 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) centers.
A cup pull at this center-to-center is a deliberate choice. The 6-5/16 inch (160 mm) hole spacing matches the scale of wide base drawers, deep filing drawers, furniture-style islands, and large blanket chests where a narrower pull would look lost against the expanse of the front. The cup form grips from underneath, which is a natural motion on a drawer and produces a proportional look that a bar pull at the same overall length would not.
The shell's width at 1 inch means the grip stays tight and controlled rather than broad and loose. Mounted correctly with the opening facing down, the cup presents cleanly; installed upside down it collects debris, so orientation matters at installation.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Honey Bronze, a warm amber-toned finish that sits between antique brass and oil-rubbed bronze in character. It brings warmth to painted cabinetry and deepens in contrast against lighter wood tones. The bronze color family makes it a natural companion for furniture-style cabinetry, inset doors, and transitional kitchens where hardware is meant to add visual weight rather than recede. Because zinc is the substrate, the finish is applied evenly across the shell and posts without the variation a cast iron or aged-effect finish might show.
This is the right choice for a wide drawer bank in a transitional or traditional kitchen, a furniture-style island with deep drawers, or a built-in where the front widths are generous enough that standard 3-3/4 inch or 5-1/16 inch hardware would look undersized. It suits cabinet shops and designers specifying a warm bronze hardware program across an entire kitchen, where the Cressing collection provides matching knobs and pulls so the mixed-hardware approach on doors and drawers draws from one design language. Homeowners retrofitting a single wide drawer or a furniture piece drilled to 160 mm centers will find this a direct fit with no redrilling.
The hole spacing and the overall shell are both larger on the 160 mm version. The 128 mm pull suits mid-width drawers; the 160 mm version is sized for wide fronts where greater visual weight is needed.
Yes. A cup pull is designed to be gripped from underneath, so the opening faces down when installed on a drawer. Installing it upside down reverses the grip angle and allows debris to collect in the cup.
Honey Bronze is a warm amber-toned finish that is distinct from oil-rubbed bronze, which is typically darker and cooler. Finish names are manufacturer-specific and two brands' bronze finishes are not guaranteed to match. Coordinate within the Cressing collection for a consistent result.
It can be mounted on a door, but a cup pull's grip angle is designed for the downward pull of a drawer. Most installations pair cup pulls on drawers with knobs on doors for a more natural grip experience on both.
When the drawer front is wide enough that smaller hardware disappears against it, this Honey Bronze cup pull on 160 mm centers gives the front the weight and warmth it deserves.
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