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Heritage Brass Edwardian Style Door Pull Handles

Edwardian Pull Handles for Period Homes

Edwardian homes combine the craftsmanship of the Victorian era with lighter, more elegant detailing. This collection brings together the Heritage Brass pull handles whose shapes suit Edwardian doors, including the Durham, Henley, Traditional, Square Vintage and Avon.

Design and Style

Look for gently curved or swelling grips, turned collars and neat stepped bases rather than heavy ornament. In antique brass or polished brass they sit naturally alongside original Edwardian mouldings, fingerplates and door knobs.

Sizes and Specifications

  • V1210 Durham: 345mm long (305mm centres), 497mm long (457mm centres); 22mm grip, 40 x 19mm bases, 45mm projection
  • V3960 Henley: 329mm long (305mm centres), 481mm long (457mm centres); shaped grip, 24mm round bases, 60mm to 64mm projection
  • V1376 Traditional: 330mm long (280mm centres), 482mm long (432mm centres); 24mm grip, 50 x 38mm bases, 63mm projection
  • V1964 Square Vintage: 338mm long (305mm centres), 490mm long (457mm centres); 15mm wide grip, 33 x 33mm square bases, 46.5mm projection
  • V1169 Avon: 390mm long (356mm centres); 32mm diameter turned grip, 34mm bases, 65mm projection

Fixing Options

In this collection, bolt through handles fix to one side of the door with bolts passing through from the other face and back to back sets fit a matching handle to both faces using a single set of connecting bolts (made to order by M.Marcus, typically around 6 weeks). M.Marcus can also make secret fix versions of several of these designs to order, where the fixings are completely hidden; contact our team for a quote. Fit a push plate on the opposite face to cover the bolt heads neatly.

Finishes

Available in antique brass, satin brass, polished brass, matt bronze, polished chrome, satin nickel and polished nickel. Heritage Brass finishes are matched across door handles, pull handles and finger plates, so you can specify one finish throughout a room or a whole house.

Where to Use Them

Specify on four and six panel internal doors, glazed hallway doors and period restoration projects where you want hardware in keeping with the architecture.

Why Choose Heritage Brass

Every handle here is part of the Heritage Brass range from M.Marcus, the British architectural hardware maker founded in 1940 and based in Dudley in the West Midlands. Each pull is made from solid brass rather than plated zinc, so it feels weighty, stays rigid on busy doors and holds its finish for years. Browse more of the brand in our full Heritage Brass collection.

Delivery

Stock items are usually delivered within 2-3 working days across the UK. Back to back sets are made to order by M.Marcus, so please allow a lead time of around 6 weeks for those items.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which finish is most authentic for an Edwardian home?

Polished brass and antique brass are the most traditional choices, though polished nickel was also used in finer Edwardian houses.

Will these match Edwardian door knobs?

Yes. Choosing the same Heritage Brass finish across knobs, pulls and finger plates gives a coordinated period look.

Complete the door with a matching push plate from our finger plates and push plates range, compare every design in our Heritage Brass door pull handles, or browse our full selection of door pull handles from all leading brands.

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