These appliance pulls contain a rope knurled edge banding detail and will be nickel plated.  The pull is approximately 11″ long and about 1″ diameter at the widest point.

This kitchen and butler’s pantry was outfitted with our Russell Versaci Cyma knob that was inspired by an 80 year old piece of hardware and re-designed by Russell Versaci of Middleburg, Virginia.  These knobs are almost impossible for people to put down in our showroom in Wilmette.  It is like a candy store for us grown ups.

Don’t let anyone tell you that your vintage glass knobs cannot be restored or re-plated.  These salvage knobs were used on a closet on a local project (and were finished in silver and waxed).  We also are able to nickel plate glass knobs as well as many other patina ted finishes.

Here is another really cool little iron box/lantern that I saw while walking down a street in Europe a couple weeks ago.  I must have looked crazy stopping and looking at all these details that most people are taking for granted….

This was a first for us at Wilmette Hardware.  These custom cabinet knobs were turned on a lathe in teak and finished to match the teak mill-work in a bathroom and closet.  It is actually a really sweet, well thought out detail that makes the space extremely complete.

This is our traditional appliance pull shown here in polished nickel.  It was created from a clean lined 1920′s era door pull (remember they didn’t have sub-zero 700 series on the street then).  This is one of our best sellers and because of the timeless / clean lines it will continue to be loved.

These hinges were plated for a client.  The finish that you see here is 24k satin gold and was completed in our shop a few weeks ago.  These hinge compliment a full suite of matching hardware.  To see 160 of these hinges laying on our work table was an incredible site.

When walking down the street in Portugal about 2 weeks ago we stopped at this fabulous restaurant with the best little iron details.  This old city on a hill had rock walls with these great little clay pots held by iron rings affixed to the wall.  Many of the window also had ether shutters or ironwork such as the one shown here.

These polished nickel drawer pulls were installed in on a built-in work space in a home in Highland Park, Illinois.  They have been reproduced and are based on a fabulous drawer pull used by David Adler during the early part of the last century.  The timeless clean lines (yet surprisingly contemporary for the time) work extremely well with this tricked out workspace.

Here is a pivot hinge that was used on the wine cellar doors.  We have the capability to provide a plethora of options for off-set pivot hinges based on your application.  We will also assist with selection & determining what bearings are required, etc.

These captioned gates were fabricated for a project in Georgia.  The inserts were made from a steel mesh and finished in an oil rubbed bronze.  Note the detail on the gate door for an antique lock to secure the gates.  We can also fabricate custom grill inserts and finish heating/grills/registers etc.