Lycia Petite Bar Handle
Specifications
| Material | Zinc |
| Sizes (CC) | 64mm · 96mm |
| Dimensions — 64 mm | 82 × 38 mm L × W |
| Dimensions — 96 mm | 120 × 50 mm L × W |
| Finishes | Antique |
| Fittings included | Yes — mounting screws with every piece |
| Suitable for | Kitchens, wardrobes, drawers |
| Care | Wipe with a dry soft cloth; no abrasives |
About this piece
A heritage petite classical drawer handle in a compact form for smaller cabinet applications. Material: Zinc. Available in AB and PT. Sizes: 64mm and 96mm. A compact Zinc drawer handle for small drawers, delicate furniture, and jewellery cabinet hardware.
The Lycia Petite is a compact bar handle from the CD Classical Series: a heritage classical drawer pull in zinc, listed in one finish, Antique, which reads warm and darkened rather than bright. Two sizes are offered, 64mm and 96mm. The 64mm fits jewellery cabinets, delicate furniture and the narrow drawers of a chest of drawers; the 96mm carries the same line onto a slightly wider drawer or a small cabinet front. Choose it when a front is too slim for a full-size pull. Browse the rest of the bar handles in the range.
Size guide
CC (centre-to-centre) is the distance between the two screw holes. Replacing old handles? Measure hole to hole and match the CC below. New fronts? A handle looks best at about a third of the drawer's width — choose the CC closest to that. Length is the handle end to end; depth is how far it stands off the door.
| Size (CC) | Length | Width |
|---|---|---|
| 64 mm | 82 mm | 38 mm |
| 96 mm | 120 mm | 50 mm |
Delivery & returns
Dispatched within 24 hours, Monday–Saturday. Delivery in 3–5 working days across India. Free shipping over ₹5,000, flat ₹150 below that. Easy returns — even after installing: undamaged pieces in original packing, applied for within 7 days.
The craft
Each piece is finished by hand, so no two catch the light identically — the small variations are the signature of real handwork, not a defect. Metals are hand-polished before sealing; ceramic is glazed and fired piece by piece.
“Evening light moves across the room. The handle catches it first — soft glow over warm metal — and for a second the drawer front looks less like storage, more like furniture. That's the difference a considered handle makes.”