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Horton Brasses manufactures all its fine brass hardware in Cromwell, Connecticut. Founded in 1936 by Frank A. Horton, the company is now operated by the fourth generation of the Horton family. The elder Mr. Horton was a diesinker by training, and the quality of his original work is best exemplified by these stamped pulls.
Finely detailed, these Hepplewhite-style pulls are reproductions of 18th and 19th century originals. Each pull is die stamped from brass sheet, with a cast handle and turned posts, and finished in Horton antique brass. Sizes given are width by height, with center-to-center measurement in brackets. The repair pulls are oversized to conceal drawer-front damage on restorations.
Mounting hardware included.
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Horton Plate Pulls
Horton Brasses manufactures all its fine brass hardware in Cromwell, Connecticut. Founded in 1936 by Frank A. Horton, the company is now operated by the fourth generation of the Horton family. The elder Mr. Horton was a diesinker by training, and the quality of his original work is best exemplified by these stamped pulls.
Finely detailed, these Hepplewhite-style pulls are reproductions of 18th and 19th century originals. Each pull is die stamped from brass sheet, with a cast handle and turned posts, and finished in Horton antique brass. Sizes given are width by height, with center-to-center measurement in brackets. The repair pulls are oversized to conceal drawer-front damage on restorations.
Mounting hardware included.
