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2 years ago

Where is the hardware from? Is this polished brass?

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Meadowlark Design+Build
2 years ago
Hello and thanks for your question. This hardware was sourced by the client. It's similar to the Aged Brass Massey Bin Pulls from Rejuvenation. Hope that helps!
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2 years ago
Thanks for your response. We don’t like how the aged brass Massey bin pulls from rejuvenation has the screws showing on both sides of the bins, which is why I really like the bin pulls in your kitchen. Is there a way we can ask the client?
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