The image shows a set of five antique brass drawer pulls on a white surface. The drawer pulls are arranged in a row, with three on the left side of the image and two on the right side. Each drawer pull has a unique design, with intricate details and patterns.

The first drawer pull is in the shape of a lion's head, with a curved body and a pointed nose. It has a small opening on the top, which is likely used to open and close the drawer. The second drawer pull also has a circular opening with a small hole in the center, which could be used as a handle or a keyhole. The third drawer pull on the bottom has a larger opening with two small holes, which may be used for opening or closing the drawer pulls. The fourth drawer pull in the middle has a smaller opening with an open hole, and the fifth drawer pull at the bottom is also made of brass and has a similar design.