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This Top Knobs Cressing series cup pull mounts on 5-1/16 inch (128 mm) centers and is finished in Honey Bronze, a warm mid-toned bronze suited to transitional kitchens and built-ins where the hardware needs to carry visual weight without competing with the cabinetry.
The 5-1/16 inch center-to-center dimension is not an everyday pull spacing. It belongs on the wider pieces in a kitchen or built-in: a deep base drawer, a wide utility drawer, a furniture-style island with proportionally heavier fronts. At that scale, a smaller pull looks undersized and a knob reads as an afterthought. The cup form at this spacing has enough visual presence to balance a wide front without overrunning it, which is the practical reason the spacing and the product form tend to appear together on traditional and transitional drawer banks.
The cup pull is a drawer fitting by design. The hand comes in from below, hooking into the shell, and the pull faces down to meet it. That motion is natural on a horizontal drawer and less so on a vertical door, so this pull works best in a drawer application. Mounted the wrong way, the cup faces up and collects kitchen debris; it has an up and a down and installs with the opening toward the user.
The pull is cast in zinc and finished in Honey Bronze. Honey Bronze sits in a warm middle register: richer than a raw brass, softer than an oil-rubbed bronze, and less red than an antique copper. Against painted cabinet fronts in white, cream, or warm gray, it reads as an accent. Against stained wood it blends into the warm tones of the grain rather than contrasting with them. The brushed quality of the finish softens the shell's curves under kitchen light, keeping the look closer to artisan than to polished.
Zinc is the dominant base material across this category, and the Cressing series uses it consistently. The finish is applied over that substrate, so the Honey Bronze name identifies the surface appearance rather than the underlying metal.
This pull suits a kitchen or built-in running a transitional design program, where the cabinetry sits between traditional detail and contemporary restraint and the hardware is expected to hold a warm metal tone without committing to an ornate style. The 5-1/16 inch spacing is specific enough that it is usually a deliberate choice rather than a catch-all: the buyer is either matching existing holes drilled to that spacing or sizing up from a smaller pull on a wider drawer bank.
Because it belongs to the Cressing collection, companion pieces in the same series carry the same design language and finish. That makes it straightforward to run this pull on wide drawers while using a different Cressing piece on narrower drawers or doors, all within one coherent hardware program.
It is a standard spacing in the 128 mm family, which is one of the more common center-to-center dimensions in transitional and traditional cabinetry. Measure between the centers of your existing holes to confirm before ordering.
Honey Bronze is a warmer, lighter tone than oil-rubbed bronze. Oil-rubbed bronze tends toward very dark brown with subtle highlighting, while Honey Bronze sits in a mid-range warm tone that reads more openly bronze than dark.
A cup pull is designed to be gripped from underneath, which is a natural motion on a drawer. It can be mounted on a door, but the grip angle is less intuitive there. Most installations use cup pulls on drawers and knobs or bar pulls on doors.
Yes. The Cressing series includes pulls at multiple center-to-center dimensions and companion knobs, so a full hardware program can be assembled within the same collection.
When the wider pieces in a kitchen need hardware that matches their scale and holds a warm bronze tone, this Cressing cup pull at 128 mm centers is the straightforward answer.
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