Deltana KH2013 KH Series Traditional Glass Tumbler, Solid Brass, Limited

The KH2013 is a complete tumbler set: the solid brass wall bracket plus the frosted glass tumbler that sits in it. You are not buying a holder and sourcing a cup separately.

It is a residential-duty bath accessory. For a public or high-traffic commercial restroom, a glass tumbler in a brass bracket is the wrong call, both for breakage and for cleaning; specify a commercial-grade stainless accessory line instead. Where the KH2013 does fit on a commercial job is the guest-facing side: apartment units, condos, and hotel guest baths where the finish matters more than abuse resistance.

Four: Oil Rubbed Bronze, Brushed Nickel, Polished Chrome, and a two-tone Polished Chrome / PVD Polished Brass. If you are matching a bath already trimmed out in one of those, the KH Series bracket will read the same as the towel bar and ring in the same family. The two-tone option is the one to pick when the faucet mixes chrome and brass rather than committing to either.

The bracket is solid brass through the body, not plated pot metal or a hollow stamping, so a scratch or a ding does not open up a rust path the way a plated zinc part does. Brass is the standard substrate for bath accessories in a wet room for exactly that reason. Finish wear is still finish wear: oil rubbed bronze is a living finish that will change with handling.

The KH2013 belongs to Deltana's KH Series bath accessory family, which is built as a coordinated group so the tumbler set, towel bars, rings, and paper holders share the same bracket profile and finish. Order the companions in the same KH designation and the same finish name and the wall reads as one set.

The KH2013 is sold as the set, bracket and frosted glass together, so the straightforward route on a broken tumbler is to reorder the set in the finish you already have on the wall and keep the spare bracket. Property managers running the same accessory across a lot of units usually stock one or two sets per finish for this reason, since the glass is the part that gets dropped.

Frosted, not clear. It diffuses rather than shows what is inside, which is why it is the usual pick over a clear glass in a guest bath. The traditional profile of the KH2013 pairs with a period or transitional bath rather than a flat modern one.