Simple Victorian Era Window Sash Lifts

Around the turn of the century not all homes had ornate hardware and those homes are now being restored to their simple origins. These sash lifts came from an old 1887 farm house in Iowa where they fit right in with the architecture and other hardware. They are made of wrought iron and the shape gives a touch of whimsy.

They were originally bronze plated but that has worn to varying degrees for a rather rustic look. Repaint if you wish. These were installed with two per window and are sold in pairs. The above price is for one pair with original mounting screws. All are straight and sit flat on the window.

Total width is 3-1/2” and they are 1-1/8” tall
The grip edge sticks out 5/8” from the mounting surface
Screw holes are 3-1/16” center to center