This shower door pull was fabricated using a salvage crystal knob.  Wood screws were dummied in the rosette and the internal mounting hardware is all stainless steel.  We have several shower door pulls as well as the ability to manufacture custom pulls.

These towel bars were fabricated out of brass and finished in polished nickel.  They incorporate the design from our ames appliance pull shown on our website http://www.wilmettehardware.com/cabinet/pulls/ames_pull.php.

This harmon hinge was finished in satin antique nickel.  We can provide harmon hinges for 1 3/4″, 2″, 2 1/4″ doors with integrated ball stops.  The hinges also have roller bearings which allow for an extremely smooth operation.

These pocket doors have custom tudor flush pulls installed on them.  This flush pull is fabricated from the same rosette specification on one of our tudor door knobs.  Often we can add to a suite of hardware by using existing molds or drawings.

I guess it is tudor week – this railing was cleaned and waxed in the field by our craftsman.  The hardware in this apartment was also all restored as well and replicated for additional openings.  Let us know how we can help you on your next project.

Here is a great shot of our tudor push plate used on a door to a butler’s pantry.  We have a fabulous selection of new and old push plates (remember if you find an old push plate we can finish it to work with your hardware).

Here is a photo of an open house we had here at our shop in Wilmette.  Let us know if your firm would like to tour/visit our shop.  We always love showing people our craft and the gears of motion here in Wilmette.

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This pantry was re-outfitted with existing and new cabinet hardware.  The pulls and hinges here were re-finished in an antique nickel to coordinate with the balance of the custom hardware in the apartment.

This photo is of a custom german silver sink we fabricated.  Notice the custom hand hammered towel bar on the cabinet below too!

Here is a photo of a century old entry in the south of france taken by my brother who is living in france right now.  Looks like this will be a great inspiration piece for an appliance pull.

This lever set provides a sense of simple elegance virtually unavailable from production hardware today.  Note the scale of the rosette and proportion of the lever on the narrow stile of the door.  We have narrow back-set locks available – and as this one is shown here they can be built the traditional way (upside down).