Anne Corner Accent

Please note our Aged Brass (Lacquered) finish has been discontinued. Enjoy 10% off remaining stock.

Aged Brass (Lacquered): Solid brass treated with a moderate patina and lightly textured. It's sealed with a durable matte lacquer coating to preserve its appearance over time.

In-Stock Items: In-stock items are generally shipped within 3 business days, though holiday and seasonal delays are possible. Order processing times apply independently of the shipping method or delivery speed selected. You’ll receive an email when your order has shipped.

Pre-Ordered Items: Pre-ordered items will have an estimated shipping date provided. This date is subject to change and is NOT guaranteed.

You can read our full shipping policy here.

Returns: If you need to return your hardware for any reason, we have a 60-day return policy on most items. You can read our full return policy here.

Use mild soap and water and a soft cloth (we recommend microfiber) to clean your brass hardware. For unlacquered brass finishes, this will not remove its patina. Avoid using harsh chemicals and abrasive cloths or pads.

Keep in mind that unlacquered polished brass naturally develops a patina over time, which enhances its natural beauty. To remove patina and restore unlacquered polished brass to its original shine, use a brass polish and microfiber cloth. After polishing, it will begin to patina again over time just as it did before.

We do not recommend using brass polish on Unlacquered Aged Brass, as it will remove the patina that's been applied.

We recommend pre-drilling holes for installing hardware. Drilling screws straight into wood without a pilot hole can cause the wood to split, especially with hardwoods like oak or maple.

Without pre-drilling, you also have the risk of breaking off the screw's head.

Pre-drilling helps keep hardware aligned and evenly spaced, reducing installation mistakes.

Pre-drilling for machine screws: For machine screws, drill a hole that is slightly larger than the screw. The machine screw should be able to freely slide in and out of the pre-drilled hole.

Pre-drilling for exposed screws: When pre-drilling for exposed screws, use a drill bit that is slightly smaller than the diameter of the screw's thread.

Exposed screws made of brass are not as robust as steel screws. As such, we recommend using a hand screwdriver to drive the screws, rather than an electric drill.

⚠️ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.