Do you have a photo or a link, so we can see the style?

http://www.waterstreetbrass.com/product-details/7380C

I don’t need the coin. And am willing to look at other designs, but I don’t know what is a good brand and what is not well made.

The longer pulls are usually appliances pulls and cost significantly more. I used Top Knobs Barrington in Brushed Nickel and the 12" appliance pulls were around $130 each. I didn't research 18" pulls. I am very happy with the quality of the pulls.

Without knowing what your budget is, what you want to spend for an 18" pull, I'd suggest checking with Lee Valley, which carries Armac Martin among various manufacturers.

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Of the many over-priced items involved in creating a nice kitchen, cabinet hardware can be among the craziest and most excessive... if you let it be. The manufacture of cabinet hardware is pretty straightforward and you should not worry that paying much less than your designer is recommending is a cause for concern. It’s not like you’re shopping for a pacemaker or a rocket ship: it’s simply cast/machined metal, and possibly plated. The knobs and handles in my 20-year-old kitchen were several dollars apiece and they still look like new, so clearly you don’t have to spend a fortune.

I have bought many items from build.com and their associated websites and always been satisfied with the quality. Here is a link to their cabinet hardware:

https://www.handlesets.com/cabinet-pulls/c3442

For example, here is a pull somewhat similar to the one in your link; it comes in six finishes, has a limited lifetime warranty, and it’s $2.39:

https://www.handlesets.com/amerock-bp53013-granby-3-inch-center-to-center-handle-cabinet-pull/p755909

For example, here is a pull somewhat similar to the one in your link; it comes in six finishes, has a limited lifetime warranty, and it’s $2.39

The 18" version, which is what Wayfinder would need, is $95.99

And doesn't seem to come in brass.

We have been very happy with the quality of Emtek cabinet hardware. They have as similar style they call "Traditional Heritage" which comes in an 18" brass appliance pull. It's quite a bit less, but still $176 each. Fundamentally, 18" pulls are just really, really expensive. If you're going to use two, one each for fridge and freezer, it's not terrible, but if you plan to use them for all the cabinets it will add up fast. And the price doesn't scale linearly. 6" pull may be 1/3 the length, but it's less than 1/10 of the price.

https://www.myknobs.com/emt86913.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI77KDyq7r6AIVfz6tBh3rkQLNEAQYASABEgL68PD_BwE

I recommend Amerock hardware. Regular cabinet pulls and also appliance pulls in the same pattern. I used some 8" appliance pulls for the large bottom drawers with dishes and pots. https://www.amerockforless.com/

18" is huge for a pull. Is it for your refrigerator? Many larger pulls only come in satin nickel to match stainless steel appliances.

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"And doesn't seem to come in brass..."

It was an example of how cheap decent quality hardware was, that I pulled up in a 5 second search. I wasn't trying to become the OP's designer. ;-)

we just bought hardware from Colonial Bronze, you have to buy from a dealer.

i just couldn't comes to terms with buying a 'made in china' product. went to see them at dealer and love them and we are supporting american workers. win-win in my book.

they are made to order, so be sure to check lead time. mine are 6-8 weeks, which we are fine with.

Thanks to everyone who helped. We found some reasonably priced knobs and pulls!

So what did you get : ) ?

Hahahaha, omfg, $312 USD for a pull? Talk about a first world problem.

Recommend you NOT use amerockforless.com! Too risky. Site will show product available then order becomes backordered. I waited a week, checked website found it there, available but the price doubled! I called and they said it would take another week. Two days later they called and said they couldn't get it at all, sorry. Wow! Still selling it for twice the price. They did offer to give me Amerock's phone number tho. Just go to the source...Amerock.com Good product.