Antique Black Milk Glass Cabinet Drawer Pull Knob { 4.25\" long } by PLD
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Antique Black Milk Glass Cabinet Drawer Pull Knob { 4.25\" long } by PLD:
$7.13
About This Item
ITEM: Antique Glass Drawer PullSIZE:4.25\" Long ~ 3\" CentersMATERIAL: GlassSingle drawer pull. Includes 2 1/2\" long mounting screw.Our Antique Glass Pullss are handmade in the same way that the originals on your Great Grandma’s cabinet were made. This glass knob making process is more art than science, so please keep in mind that these antique glass knobs are beautiful andGloriously Notmachine-made perfect. When buying antique glass knobs it is like buying cloth, carpet, or having paint custom mixed, color may vary slightly from one shipment to the next. Or, glass pulls will not be an exact match with glass knobs. Look at some antiques with glass pulls and glass knobs and you will see that this is the way it has always been.A pressed glass cabinet knob is made from molten glass that is “pressed” into a cast iron mold of the desired shape. Similar to making taffy, only at a temperature of 1500 degrees, the ingredients for making glass, mostly sand, lime and soda are mixed into a furnace until the mixture is molten and the consistency of taffy. Different metal and mineral powders are added to make the desired glass knob color. Then, the glass is gathered onto an iron rod, held over the top of the glass-knob-shaped mold and an appropriate sized ‘glob” is snipped off with scissors and dropped into the open mold. The maker then pushes a plunger into the mold to press the glass into the shape of a glass knob. The glass cabinet knob is removed and slowly cooled. This technique was first patented by American inventor John P. Bakewell in 1825 to make knobs for furniture. Yes the very first pressed glass was glass furniture knobs!Ideal for the old time look for your kitchen,Bathroom, Bedroom or Dining Room Furniture, even your RV/ travel trailer.
SHIPPING: Only a SINGLE shipping fee covers your ENTIRE order ~ All additional purchases ship forFREE! If checkout does not give you the correct shipping discount please request an invoice before making payment.OUR STORE: In addition to our custom Gingerbread, The Painted Lady offers hundreds of unique and hard to findwoodworking and craft parts for your next project. We offer woodturnings for furniture and clock making, toy parts, jewelry findings, unique cabinet hardware, along with our very specialselection of unique vintage gift wares. Please visit our store as we add new products regularly.Antique Black Milk Glass Cabinet Drawer Pull Knob { 4.25\" long } by PLD:
$7.13