Cast Brass Eastlake Sash Lift With Lacquered Finish

Looks great on my Victorian hotel windows!

Added these to make it easier to open 90 year old windows. They look awesome and period correct.

See above.

We were attempting to fill the four screw holes on the bottom sash which indicated sash lifts and my daughter just loved the intricate design features and is partial to brass. These items are solid brass and have some heft and presence. Her city house was built in the 1890's in Buffalo which was experiencing growth and architectural innovation. Her house has been well kept-up in the time period. These were the perfect answer. We will be ordering more soon!

The lifts are nice and sturdy. The screws are long so predrilling is a must. Also make sure you drive the screws in with a screwdriver by hand since it can be easy to strip the slot.

The part was slightly larger than the sash lifts it replaced, but since the pattern was the same it coordinated well with the original lifts that remained. Much better than any alternative designs.