Antique Dormer

Garden sculpture of painted tin once encompassed a church dormer. Note the air vents. Very cool architectural artifact either way you look at, convex or concave.

French architectural zinc dormer mirror from 19th century.

This beautifully patinated French zinc "bullseye" architectural fragment came from a dormer atop a building in Paris. There are two matching available and would make a lovely pair of...

Pair of late 19th Century French cast iron "Oeuil de Boeuf" with original casement window at the rear.

A rare and extraordinary group of three very large architectural roof dormers handmade of zinc and affixed with mirrors.

Architectural remnant in zinc with quatrefoil cut-out motif. Mirror added and mounted to wood for stability. Large-scale would make a unique addition to a powder bath, entry or used ...

Judge Robert Dormer MP By Thomas Hill English School A fine oil on canvas portrait of Sir Robert Dormer MP,born 1650 - died 1726 Attributed to Thomas Hill 1661 - 1734.

Doors and dormer windows are supported by a frame. The woodwork is healthy.

The lightweight mansard attic with two dormers is half covered with wood, imitating the roof sheeting.

Country home sits on grass with two doors, three dormers and several windows. Roof line decorated with flowers.

In remarkably intact condition, retaining all four dormers. Set on a velvet lined, painted wooden base, with a glass dome.

In Du Cerceau’s second book he provided designs for dormers, portals, fountains, and pavilions, providing many details, including expenses.

To either side of the courtyard are two storey wings with leaded light dormer windows (lucarnes). These are attached to the Pavillon by walls pierced with arches.

A Zinc Dormer

Prepare to be overwhelmed by this stunning zinc dormer window frame. It provides a huge presence in sheer dimension and audacious style.

Prepare to be overwhelmed by this stunning zinc dormer window frame. It provides a huge presence in sheer dimension and audacious style.

A large wooden dormer window with new mirrors and paint. Solid Wood.

A Very Large Dormer Style Zinc Mirror with New Glass

Oeil De Boeuf, 19th century French zinc Porthole, mansard mirror. This Oeil De Boeuf dormer window is very typical in the architecture of France throughout the centuries, and they...

Pair of Zinc Dormers made into mirrors. $10,500 - PAIR $6,000 - Single

Offering a very rare and unique 19th century French dormer from France. Historically this beauty sat at the top of a large French chateau.

Steven's Company, in Cromwell, Connecticut. It was made with dormers and without dormers on the roof and came in several different colors.

A pair of heavy cast iron dormers with a wonderful female face decoration.

In can be used once again as a roof/window dormer, or it can be used indoors as a niche for a piece of sculpture or statuary.

19th century French zinc Oeil De Boeuf, bull’s eye zinc dormer window mirror This vintage French zinc Oeil De Boeuf dormer window is an architectural salvage element with historic...

TITLE: The Letters Of Philip Dormer Stanhope, Earl Of Chesterfield; Including Numerous Letters Now First Published From The Original Manuscripts.

Sometimes referred to as a dormer, this zinc oeil de boeuf window frame is from France, circa 1890.

Seven-sided chapel with dormers and twenty-one rounded arched windows.

A charming 19th century American Tramp Art box of architectural form with the lid being a roof with several dormers. The inside retaining its original red cotton lining, and mirror o...

A zinc dormer window frame from a building in Paris. A mirror has been installed in the frame for a great new architectural mirror.

Zinc dormer window from Paris. These windows were installed vertically into the side of the building and projected through the slant in the roof.

These window dormers are usually seen on upper levels, set on the roof slope and were intended to add light to otherwise dark rooms.

Rare 19th century English box/caddy in the form of a Georgian center hall house, the faux slate roof with center chimney and two dormer windows, the facade with columned entrance way...

This large 19th century zinc bull's eye window, called an Oeil de Boeuf in French, was originally a dormer window in a Normandy manor house. At four feet in height, it makes an impre...

This nineteenth century zinc bull's eye window, called an Oeil de Boeuf in French, was originally a dormer window in a mansard roof of a Normandy manor house.

Crafted in France, circa 1870, the large bird cage is in the shape of a house with slanted roof and dormer. The entire cage is painted gray, punctuated with red and black accents.

Note that even the highlights on the dormer windows are still present. This is a terrific Novelty Bank from the beginnings of the great age of mechanical banks and will be a fine add...

Featuring hand-painted faux masonry, a pitched roof with dormer windows, and dual chimneys, it captures the whimsical spirit of Victorian-era decorative arts.

The regiment was raised in 1715 as a dragoon regiment named for its first colonel as James Dormer's Regiment of Dragoons, and ranked as the 14th Dragoons.

One of the most highly regarded silversmiths of his time; de Lamerie was patronized by the Goldsmith's Company and members of the British aristocracy such as Robert Walpole, first Ea...

These windows are often found on upper levels of French Chateaux and buildings, sometimes protruding from facades as a dormer. First seen during the Renaissance, they gained populari...

One of the most highly regarded silversmiths of his time, de Lamerie was patronized by the Goldsmith's Company and members of the British aristocracy such as Robert Walpole, first Ea...

The salon table/desk was photographed in Villa Ta°ngvallen in a beautiful, airy room on the second floor looking out on the garden from a dormer window. There are signs of wear on th...

One of the most highly regarded silversmiths of his time, de Lamerie was patronized by the Goldsmith's Company and members of the British aristocracy such as Robert Walpole, first Ea...

The box of rectangular form made from Sycamore wood and modelled as a cottage with an apex roof, chimney and dormer windows. The Cottage is painted to the exterior with muntin window...

The tower, symbol of suffering, which serves as an attribute of the young martyr, is in the form of a dovecote tower in cut stone with a conical roof covered with flat tiles, pierced...

The portrait is said to represent Lady Catherine Stanhope Clarke (1675-1728), who was a daughter of Philip Stanhope, 2nd Earl of Chesterfield (1634-1714) and his third wife Elizabeth...

The oval opening (which measures 26” H x 19 ¼” W) is surrounded by a raised cavetto molding. At the top of the dormer is a large leaf crest inset between two volutes that terminate i...

This ox-Eye architectural zinc dormer window features a slightly tilted inset mirror where there was once a windowpane.

Pair of large decorative Oiel de beouf mirrors, originally the architectural surround for a large Chateau or Maison Maitre dormer windows, these have been updated for interior use wi...

Shaped as a house topped with Northern French slanted roofs with dormer window and chimneys, the cage, made of wood and metal, is adorned with volutes in the front.

The painting has been cleaned and restored by Simon Gillespie Studio, Bond Street, London. Philip Dormer Stanhope became the 4th Earl in 1726 and during his long career became a n...

This type of roof is very typical French, trapezoidal in elevation and with a steep slope to channel water and snow. A type of dormer window is added, which corresponds to the mezzan...

This exquisite vintage architectural model is a captivating piece of craftsmanship, featuring intricate classical columns, detailed window cutouts, and a beautifully distressed finis...

Architects Model circa 1920 We are proud to offer a unique circa 1920s architects model of a timber-clad colonial style house in original paint. An amazing example in untouched form...

Early 20th century hand crafted pine architectural roof model A highly decorative example of an early 20th century hand crafted English architectural roof top model. This perfect f...

Rare 1930s Elastolin Farm / Yard. over 65 pc. O&M Hausser.. Antique toys, made in Germany,,Over 50 year collection. Amazing Early Elastolin Farm comprising of two houses,, several a...

This fabulous hand-carved boiseries or wooden panel was recently purchased from the Chateau St. Maclou in Normandy, France. Rooms of boiseries had design motifs that were kept the sa...

Three display cases of twenty 1/8 scale ancient naval models. Represents ships from the Evolution of Ancient Naval Architecture 750 BC - 1700 AD collection, 1/8th scale, E.A.R. Ronnb...

Early 20th century scratch built Church model We share what we love, and we love this scratch-built pine model of a church. Hand carved detail with glass windows, and a wind-up cl...

Miniature scientific model (Scale 1/100) for educational use, entirely handmade, in painted wood, depicting an architectural project of a dairy farm, external views and the laborator...