Round Black and White Bird Cabinet Knob Small Tit Printed Drawer Pull Drawer Handle Door Handle

$ 2.99

5 (759) In stock

This Drawer Knobs & Pulls item by DesignInFocus has 198 favorites from shoppers. Ships from United Kingdom. Listed on Jan 10, 2024
Nice looking and unusual round and flat black and white cabinet door knob decorated with a bird / songbird. Add an original touch to your everyday furniture with our hand made cupboard door handles. Perfect for use on cabinets, cupboards or chest of drawers. Material: Ceramic & Metal Colour: Black and White Dimensions: Diameter: 1.5 Inches (3.81 cm) Projection: .7 Inches (1.77 cm) Bolt Size: 1.4 Inches (3.55 cm) approx PLEASE NOTE Price is for an individual knob. These knobs are handmade and as such each piece can differ ever so slightly from the next. Whilst the image reflects the colour of the knobs closely, we cannot allow for variations in screen colour. If you would like larger quantities of a particular design and they are not currently listed, then please contact us. We can produce more of any design for you within about 1-2 weeks. Also, please note, that knobs of the same design bought at different times may have slight differences.

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