In short: the Brushed Gold Brass Oval Pull is a brass cabinet handle from the Brass Essence range, 65mm — best for narrower drawers wanting a low-profile pull rather than a projecting bar handle.

Product Code: B-0041

The Brushed Gold Brass Oval Pull is a shallow, recessed cast solid brass pull, brushed to a soft gold finish, at 65mm wide with a low 18.5mm depth — sitting closer to the door front than the deeper Classic Brushed Brass Shell Pull elsewhere in the Brass Essence range.

The oval, low-profile shape gives fingers a clear recess to slide into without the pull projecting far outward, which suits cabinetry where a lower-profile fixture is preferred over a deeper scoop-style cup pull — a practical middle ground between a fully flush recessed handle and a projecting bar.

Solid brass casting shapes the oval recess cleanly, and the brushed gold finish keeps the curved interior surface from showing fingerprints as readily as a polished gloss would, which matters given how much of the pull's surface area sits within reach of daily handling.

At a single fixed 65mm size, it's built for standard drawer fronts, offering an alternative silhouette to the range's round cup pulls and straight bar handles — worth considering specifically where a compact, shallow-profile pull suits the cabinetry better than a bar handle's outward projection.

Because the shape is more compact than the range's larger shell pull, it works well repeated consistently across a run of narrower drawers, such as a kitchen island or vanity unit, where a bulkier pull might look out of proportion.

• Best for: narrower drawers wanting a low-profile pull rather than a projecting bar handle
• Material: solid brass, brushed gold finish
• Fixing: standard two-screw pull mounting

Specification: Material — solid brass; Finish — brushed gold; Size — 65mm x 18.5mm x 27mm.

What is the Brushed Gold Brass Oval Pull?

The Brushed Gold Brass Oval Pull is a brass cabinet handle from the Brass Essence range. According to the Copper Development Association's technical data on brass, brass alloys are valued industrially for combining good strength with strong corrosion resistance, a balance that comes directly from the copper-zinc mix, which is part of why brass is a genuinely practical choice for hardware that gets handled daily, not just a decorative one.

How does this pull compare to the Classic Brushed Brass Shell Pull?

Both are recessed brass pulls, but this oval design sits at a much shallower 18.5mm depth compared to the Shell Pull's 37mm, giving it a lower, flatter profile that projects less from the cabinet door.

Is 65mm wide enough for a comfortable grip?

Yes, it gives a full-finger recess suited to standard kitchen and wardrobe drawers, while staying compact enough to use consistently across a run of narrower drawer fronts.

Does the shallow depth make it harder to grip than a deeper cup pull?

Not significantly — the oval recess is shaped to give fingers a clear space to hook into despite the shallower profile, though those wanting a deeper full-hand grip may prefer the Classic Shell Pull instead.