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| WSL1044 |
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Ah, if only all homeowners were so careful of their fancy hardware! These recessed window lifts were removed each time the windows were repainted and... |
| WSL1042 |
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The simple clean lines of these handles make them a good choice for any architectural style or use. These were used either as a single handle or in... |
| WSL1041 |
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This cast bronze recessed sash lift with its basket weave and braiding details around a central fiery sun is quite hard to find. The unusual pattern... |
| WSL1040 |
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Manufactured in the late 1800’s this window sash lift has a pleasing mix of geometrics and swirls. Might be just what you need for that special... |
| WSL1039 |
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The simple clean lines of these handles make them a good choice for any architectural style or use. They may be used for window sash lifts, drawer... |
| WSL1038 |
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Although these antique window sash lifts look very dainty, their size is no indication of their strength! Made of solid cast iron they will lift the... |
| WSL1037 |
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Beautifully cast Victorian design with very high detail from the late 1800s! The raised portions have a brass/bronze wash with a dark textured... |
| WSL1036 |
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Manufactured around the turn of the century, this simple steel finger lift has aged to a dark iron patina. With its classic beveled edge it’s at... |
| WSL1035 |
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Beautifully cast design with loads of detail from the late 1800s! Much of the original copper wash remains in varying degrees on each lift. They... |
| WSL1034 |
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Made by Mallory, Wheeler around 1885, these cast iron window lifts were not manufactured with a black painted background. The brass plated finish is... |
| WSL1033 |
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Made by Mallory, Wheeler around 1885, these cast iron window lifts have wear to the finish and some rust. Some retain their black background paint. ... |
| WSL1032 |
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Made by Mallory, Wheeler around 1885, these cast iron recessed window lifts retain much of their brass plating and shiny black painted background. ... |
| WSL1031 |
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Manufactured around the turn of the century by Reading Hardware Co. these finger lifts feature their popular Windsor design with picketing, bulls-eye... |
| WSL1029 |
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The Eastlake design on this antique cast iron finger lift reminds me of a tulip in the center. In “as found” condition, there are hints of the... |
| WSL1028 |
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A fancy shape, beading, fleur de lis, flower and leaves make this antique finger lift truly Victorian! A hint of the original brass colored wash... |
| WSL1027 |
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Manufactured around the turn of the century, this simple cast iron sash lift has remains of what we refer to as “tiger stripe” copper plating. There... |
| WSL1026 |
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This simple finger lift is from about 1920. Brass plating has worn to a dark mottled patina. Base measures 7/8” x 1-3/4” excluding tongue |
| WSL1024 |
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This finger lift is adorned with a stylized fleur de lis on both the base and top of the tongue. Made of heavy cast iron in the late 1800's by... |
| WSL1023 |
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This simple finger lift is from 1930 – 1940. Brass plating has worn to a warm medium patina. Charming and strong! Base measures 7/8” x 1-5/8”... |
| WSL1022 |
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Here is a chance for all the do-it-yourself people out there! Or maybe you just prefer them rusty, in which case they’re ready to go! They have a... |