Baldwin Estate 4421 4" Center to Center Transitional Cup Pull

Seven finishes: 260 Polished Chrome, 003 Polished Brass PVD, 031 Non-Lacquered Brass, 055 Polished Nickel PVD, 150 Satin Nickel, 112 Venetian Bronze and 190 Satin Black. If you want a finish that stays put, the PVD options (003 and 055) are the plated ones; 031 Non-Lacquered Brass is a living finish and will patina with handling.

No. Mounting hardware ships with the 4421 cup pull, so the screws for the two 4 inch center posts come in the box.

Solid brass. The 4421 is built from brass stock rather than cast zinc, which is why the finishes hold up on a hardware piece that gets handled every day.

Baldwin lists the Estate 4421 as residential cabinet hardware. It's a good match for high-end apartment or condo kitchens and millwork, but it isn't specified as a commercial-duty pull, so for heavy institutional casework look at hardware rated for that use.

Yes, the 4421 is part of Baldwin's Estate Series, so it shares the Estate finish numbering (003, 031, 055, 112, 150, 190, 260) with other knobs and pulls in that collection. Order by the same finish code across the run and the drawer cups will match the knobs.

A cup pull like the Baldwin 4421 is closed at the bottom, so you pull up and out with your fingers underneath. It suits transitional and shaker drawer fronts and hides fingerprints better than a bar. A bar or appliance pull is the better call where you want a full-hand grip on a very heavy or very wide drawer, or where you need to keep the look continuous with long horizontal runs.

031 Non-Lacquered Brass has no clear coat, so it darkens and develops a patina from hand oils over time. Baldwin's nickel finishes on this cup pull are oxidized, hand relieved and lacquered to give that aged look from day one instead. Pick 031 if you want the finish to change, a lacquered or PVD option if you want it consistent across a whole kitchen.