Looks beautiful on my cabinets and matched some of the 50 yesr old vintage ones I had saved from previous cabinets. Could only tell the difference if you look really close. So it looks pretty vintage.

The screws were too long for my drawers so I added a piece of cardboard to the back of the drawer. They work okay this way and don't wobble.

I had some difficulty putting these on, but I do not feel was due to a fault in this product. I have had a couple of metal handles just break right in half when not even under stress and having been little used, but being probably 50 years old.. I started to lift the lid on a linen chest and suddenly the piece just broke in the middle. I have never had it happen before and now it happened to two different styles within a month or so .Of course, I could not find anything that matched, and hardly anything that was even a bit similar. I decided I would have to search by center measurement and hope I found something that at least looked ok on the chest, because It is hard to open the lid with nothing to grab onto. I figured if I had to , I'd get something to make do with for now and keep watching for something that might match better. Not that drawer pulls are cheap to get and just toss out later.It is my understanding that there are a couple of standard measurements they come in, measuring from center of one mounting post to the center of the other, so I did a quick measurement and hunted. Finally, I happened to stumble on these and thought they looked rather antique, so I got them. I unscrewed the bolts in the 2 halves of the broken handle and prepared to screw them in to the new handle. Nope. I got one started, but could not get the other to do so . I thought maybe there was something wrong with the hole- maybe threads were damaged or something, but no, the bolts screwed in fine when I was not putting them through the holes in the chest. I checked other handles and the result was the same with all of them. Maybe 50+ years ago things were a little less standard.Well, apparently, the posts on the old handles were just enough off standard that the bolts being put through the existing holes in the chest left one bolt not quite able to go into the post of the new handle if the other bolt was started. I think it was about 1/16th inch off. I got a different drill bit, just a tiny fraction larger than the existing holes and drilled through the same holes again, resulting in both holes being a hair wider in diameter. The bolts now just slipped through with a little snugness and no need to screw them through the wood. I was now able to get both bolts lined up with the posts of the new handles and once snugged down, the new handles work fine. There was no play at all and due to the slightly larger hole. Maybe if the holes were larger still, there would be a problem, but there is so little play on these and the bolt fastens tightly through the wood. These actualy looked just fine once I got the side handles and the lid handle changed over, so I am keeping them.With all the trouble over getting the bolts screwed in, I had really looked these pulls over well before I finished--- not one had a problem with the threads or having measurements off, or any deformity or flaw of any kind that I could see, and the centers ARE 3.75 inches apart.

These cabinet/drawer pulls have a quality look and feel about them. Each one weighs over 2 ounces, giving them a solid, durable feel.They come with two lengths of screws, which is a very thoughtful touch.They are also packaged with care, in a way that prevents them from scratching one another in transit. (See photo).The antique brass color is classic, and does not appear to be anything that would rub off or scrape off.I was planning to use these pulls to replace some worn out ones on a piece of furniture, but upon further examination, I realized I'd have to also refinish the drawer fronts. Instead, I will add these pulls to some wooden boxes for both a functional and decorative flair.For now, I'll just share a photo of how they were packaged, because I feel like the care taken to ensure they arrive in excellent condition is indicative of the quality of the product.

These are nicely done handles. They feel really good in the hand, and they look better in person. They have a nice weight to them and look like antique brass, better than the product photos look. They were well packaged in individual foam sleeves, then in a sealed plastic bag, and finally everything in a cardboard box. I really like these, and haven't seen anything locally that look like this.

These cabinet or drawer pulls are even more beautiful than I imagined! They’re heavy and made of excellent quality materials. The color is gorgeous, and I can't wait to use them on a piece of furniture. They’ll definitely add a touch of elegance and style to any space!

This 10-pack arrived really quickly and everything was really well packaged. Each pull is individually wrapped and they all came in it's own box, so it's easy to store.The brass pulls are heavy! Quality metal that's for sure. Easy to installed and they look great on the cabinets. Based on the quality, $60 for a 10 pack is a pretty good deal.

I used these handles to replace some old ones on a cabinet. It comes with two sets of screws with different lengths, 1” and 1 - 1/2“. The quality of the handles seems good and they look great on the cabinet!

When I got the box of 10 right away the weight said something good inside and 100% high quality from start to finish. When I used to do home renos similar quality and lesser used to cost 2x+ what these cost so right away super deal if you like quality and look. 2 different sets of screws that allows for easy instalation regardless of how thick the wood they are being installed on.