INDUSTRIAL RUSTIC IRON Antique iron Kitchen furniture cabinet cupboard drawer pull handles shell cup knob vintage retro upcycle restoration

Vintage Cast iron industrial antique iron furniture fittings

The antique looks equally stunning on natural wood or painted finishes and will suit kitchen drawers and cabinets, dressing rooms, the home office and much more.

As these are hand made - measurements may vary slightly which adds to the charm,

As each piece is hand finished there will slight differences in the final appearance, this gives individual character to each product

knobs are sold complete with m4 fixing bolt & drawer pulls with wood screws.

All our Antique Iron Products are submitted to a five-stage Hand Finishing Process. For authenticity, we do not lacquer any of our products, however all are lovingly waxed by hand in the factory in the Yorkshire Wolds. This is a maintenance wax, and serves as a basic protection to moisture. Antique iron is prone to weathering and rusting over time. For some, this aging process adds to the character of the piece.

Our Antique Iron products may show light surface rust if exposed to damp environments. If necessary, this can be easily removed by using light oil (such as WD40) and a fine grade wire wool. Many of our Iron products will age naturally and develop their own patina over time. Should any products arrive with a residue of wax, a wipe over with a cloth is advised.


RIDGED CUP PULL, Width 105mm Depth 20mm Height 40mm fixing hole 95mm


VICTORIAN SHALLOW CUP PULL Width 100mm Depth 20mm Height 40mm fixing hole 85mm


SMALL ORNATE CUP PULL Width 90mm Depth 20mm Height 35mm fixing hole 80mm


BURNETT SQUARE KNOB Depth 36mm knob 40 x 30mm base 16mm


BEEHIVE STEM KNOB Depth 40mm knob 30mm base 12mm


EASTBURN BALL & STEM KNOB Depth 40mm knob 30mm base 35mm


FLAT RIMMED KNOB Depth 25mm knob 35mm base 18mm

Installing your handles- please ensure pilot holes are drilled to the appropriate thread size before fitting these handles. drilling a hole too small could result in the screw being forced which could also result in snapped screw heads. screws are soft metal which when forced can break easily, especially in hardwood cabinets. you can also apply a screw wax to the screw thread before installing to help guide the screw into the wood.