Redington Brass Cabinet Hardware

Redington brass finish across five Corinthian hardware pieces

Schaub's Corinthian line carries the RB suffix on a cup pull (872-RB, 3 inches), two standard pulls (8716-RB at 6 inches, 871-RB at 96mm), a round knob (870-RB, 1-3/8 inch), and 868-RB, long enough to reach across a refrigerator or wide dishwasher front. Every item wears the identical brass tone, keeping the Corinthian name as the only source a full kitchen needs, whatever mix of drawer and appliance hardware it ends up requiring.

A silhouette shaped for a rounder, older kitchen

Corinthian's silhouette carries visible curve and raised detail, nothing close to a plain modern bar, so the brass here reads more formal than that same tone would on a plainer, flatter shape. The cup pull specifically suits a vanity or a shallow kitchen drawer, spots where 8716-RB's longer bar shape simply wouldn't sit comfortably.

One finish, two unit systems on the spec sheet

871-RB alone carries a millimeter measurement while every other item in Corinthian is listed in inches, worth catching if one order blends both and needs matching spacing across several drawers. Redington brass itself never shifts between the two measurement systems; only the printed label on each item changes. Double-checking the unit before checkout stops a metric-and-imperial cart from landing a few millimeters short once the pulls are actually mounted, a small gap that shows up fast once several pulls end up spaced along one long run of drawer fronts on the same bank of base cabinetry beneath a single countertop. Keeping a short metric-to-inch conversion note nearby makes that check faster on any order that mixes both unit types.

Other traditional warm tones

A plainer brass without Corinthian's curve is cataloged under brass cabinet hardware; a darker option in that same traditional register falls under bronze cabinet hardware. Compare either swatch against a Corinthian sample under the kitchen's actual lighting before finalizing an order.