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Trying to find the cabinet knobs and cup pulls, brand, resource?

4 years ago

Have spent days and days looking for the knobs and cup pulls on these cabinets. Could you direct me to the manufacturer or a source to purchase? Thanks!

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Sculleries of Stockbridge
4 years ago
Yes not a problem, they are from Armac Martin.
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Sculleries of Stockbridge
4 years ago
Note, if you would like to send a mail to info@sculleriesofstockbridge.com we can have these priced for you.
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