Armac Martin  |  SKU: V606-VIC/DPULL/100/AGC

Victoria Stepped D Handle

$285.70
Finish: Aged Copper
Center To Center

Description

Make a statement with the Victoria Stepped D-Pull Handle from the stunning Cocktail collection, a bold and elegant choice. Inspired by the geometric elegance of the Deco era, this luxury brass handle features meticulously crafted tiered stepped details. Designed to add lasting style to wardrobes and bespoke furniture, it achieves a refined look when fitted in pairs. For a striking effect, designers suggest arranging the D-pulls to create a complete circular design. This handle combines classic sophistication with practical appeal.
  • Hand tighten with a screwdriver. Power tools may strip the screws or hardware.
  • Additional finishes are available by request. Contact us for more information.
  • This product is made to order and is non-returnable.

     Material Brass
    Origin England
    35mm Pull Center to Center: 35mm
    Width: 50mm
    Diameter: 100mm
    Projection: 35mm
    64mm Pull Center to Center: 64mm
    Width: 75mm
    Diameter: 150mm
    Projection: 35mm
    Mounting Hardware Included  Yes

Specifications

Finishes & Care

A number of these finishes are applied by hand by expert polishers. As a result, there can be a small natural variation from batch to batch.

Unlacquered/Non-Plated finishes are living finishes, designed to elegantly oxidise and patina with time and use. Use of a high-quality wax metal polish will help preserve the original finish if desired.

Clean with a soft, lint-free cloth dampened with warm water. Mild dish soap diluted in the water may be used if needed. Dry thoroughly. Do not use cleaning chemicals or disinfectants as they may damage the finish.

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