Heritage Brass Cabinet Handles

Shop Heritage Brass cabinet handles by M. Marcus, crafted from solid brass for kitchen cupboards, drawers, wardrobes and fitted furniture. This collection is dedicated to cabinet pull handles, including bar, cup and edge-pull designs; Heritage Brass cabinet knobs are available separately.

Choose from understated modern profiles, traditional furniture handles and distinctive knurled, hammered, reeded, hexagonal and geometric designs. Multiple sizes and coordinating Heritage Brass finishes make it easier to match handles across kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms and bespoke joinery.

Solid-Brass Cabinet Pull Handles

Cabinet handles provide a larger gripping area than a single-fixing knob and can be particularly practical on wide drawers, integrated storage and frequently used cupboard doors. Most designs attach through two fixing points, helping to create a secure grip and a balanced appearance across the cabinet front.

The Heritage Brass range includes compact pulls for smaller drawers as well as longer handles that can add stronger visual lines to full-height cupboards and wide drawer fronts. Always check the dimensions of the individual design rather than judging its scale from the product image alone.

Choose Your Cabinet Handle Style

Bar and D-Shaped Cabinet Handles

Bar handles provide a clean, linear appearance suited to modern kitchens and fitted furniture. Curved and D-shaped handles soften the profile while retaining an easy-to-grip form. The range includes slim round bars, square and hexagonal profiles, bridge designs and more decorative traditional shapes.

Cup and Drawer Pull Handles

Cup pulls are gripped from underneath and are especially popular on drawer fronts. Their familiar furniture-inspired shape works naturally in Shaker kitchens, utility rooms and traditional cabinetry, while hammered and more streamlined versions can introduce additional texture or a contemporary edge.

Edge-Pull Cabinet Handles

Edge pulls fit to the top or side edge of a cabinet door or drawer to create a discreet, low-profile grip. Depending on the product and installation, the handle may sit over the panel edge or be recessed for a neater fit. Check the required clearance, panel thickness and fitting instructions before drilling or routing the furniture.

Cabinet Handles with Roses or Plates

Selected pull handles incorporate small fixing roses or decorative backplates. Roses define each fixing point, while a plate creates a more substantial detail behind the handle and can help establish a traditional or statement look.

Measure the Fixing Centres Before Ordering

The most important replacement measurement is usually the centre-to-centre distance, commonly abbreviated to CTC. Measure from the centre of one screw hole to the centre of the other—not from the outer edges of the handle. Choosing the same fixing centres may allow you to reuse existing holes and avoid unnecessary alterations to the cabinet front.

Fixing centres are different from the handle's overall length. Also check the projection, width, grip clearance and base or plate dimensions. If the handles are being fitted to new cabinetry, mark and drill a template first so every handle remains level and consistently positioned.

Check Cabinet and Drawer Thickness

Most cabinet pull handles are rear-fixed using screws inserted through the door or drawer front. Confirm that the supplied screw length suits the panel thickness, particularly where a drawer front is doubled or attached to a separate drawer box. Longer or shorter compatible screws may be required, but they must engage securely without reaching the visible face of the handle.

Heritage Brass Cabinet Handle Finishes

Available finishes across the range include Antique Brass, Polished Brass, Satin Brass, Polished Chrome, Satin Chrome, Polished Nickel, Satin Nickel, Matt Bronze, Matt Black and Satin Rose Gold, with selected dual-finish options also available. Not every design or size is produced in every finish, so check the individual product before planning a complete room.

Coordinate Your Cabinet Furniture

Use one cabinet-handle style throughout a room for a consistent scheme, or combine longer handles on drawers and tall units with complementary Heritage Brass cabinet knobs on smaller cupboard doors. Matching door handles, hinges and accessories are also available to carry the chosen finish across the wider interior.