Eastlake Style Cast Iron Window Sash Lift Hook Pull Victorian Vintage Blue Paint
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Condition: Solid cast iron body with both mounting ears. The blue paint is later paint and is worn and flaking, with bare iron and surface rust showing, mainly on the back, the lower plate and the ears. See photos.
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- Tools, Hardware & Electrical
Ships from Ozark, Missouri
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This cast iron hook lift follows the ornate Eastlake look that decorated American homes in the late 1800s. A hooked finger lip on the bottom rail of a double-hung window gave you something to grab and raise the sash. Today these lifts are popular with old-house restorers and salvage collectors, and they also look good in a cabinet, on a door or on a shelf.
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- Key facts: cast iron window sash lift, hook (projecting finger lip) type, raised and beaded Victorian-style design, two screw holes for mounting, about 2 1/2 in long, sold as one single lift, blue paint.
Condition: Solid cast iron body with both mounting ears. The blue paint is later paint and is worn and flaking, with bare iron and surface rust showing, mainly on the back, the lower plate and the ears. See photos.
Flaws: Rust, chipped paint.
The photos are part of the description. Packed with care and ships in a padded mailer.