Looking for hardware suggestions.

[Mike Monroe]

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Need drawer pulls to match this keyhole escutcheon. Refinishing a 1880-1900 short two drawer dresser. It's made out of plain white oak, has frame and panel sides, and the top has a slight curve towards the front. That escutcheon is the sole surviving piece of original hardware. The piece looks like it was refinished once before, maybe in the 1940-50's time frame, based on current drawer pulls which don't match the escutcheon.

[Peter Christensen]

Ball and Ball have that sort of stuff and can make reproductions to match.
http://www.ballandball-us.com/index.html

[Brian Holcombe]

Does anyone near you do centrifugal casting? I met someone recently who does it and she made some really wonderful castings in bronze, I bought a lego which is detailed down to the logo which was clear in casted form.

[Paul F Franklin]

Take a look at House of antique hardware or maybe Vandyke restoration; you may find something appropriate.

[Doug Garson]

Try Whitechapel Ltd, I bought some repro brass hinges from them for an antique card table I'm restoring. www.whitechapel-ltd.com

[Jamie Buxton]

Horton Brasses is another source for antique hardware. https://www.horton-brasses.com/

[Mike Monroe]

After stripping the finish I can make out a faint outline of the original drawer pulls, see below.
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[Mike Monroe]

Drawers have pin and cove joinery which indicates the piece was made sometime between 1871 and 1900.

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