Antique Salvage

A piece left in a city antique shop in San Juan, as a result of the Gangs of Puerto Rico scrap metal wars of 1995, this piece is from a large sugar cane processing machine or turbine...

This pair of antique tiles are signed by the American Encaustic tile company of New York and date to approximately 1880 and done in a Renaissance Revival style. The tiles are compose...

This set of four antique cast iron claw tub feet are unsigned, but presumed to have been made in the United States in approximately 1880 in the period Victorian style. The legs are o...

Retaining its original weathered wood frame, this architectural salvage piece makes a stunning wall display, backlit accent, or statement window in any traditional or eclectic interi...

This 19th century architectural element from France is worked in brown wood, salvaged from a building of its era. Its patinated surface shows the hand of a skilled maker, unhurried a...

An impressive pair of early 20th-century industrial steel sliding doors salvaged from a historic post office in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

This 19th century architectural element from France is worked in brown wood, salvaged from a building of its era. The patinated work is executed with genuine skill, the kind that doe...

Executed in brass, the sculptural seahorse form gives the piece an appealing character that would complement a period entrance or serve as an interesting piece of architectural salva...

The window incorporates a painted orange glass star motif against a painted blue glass background, all contained within its pine frame. The piece was salvaged from a working men’s c...

Wear, checking, and surface irregularities expected in antique architectural salvage. Suitable for decorative use or adaptation into a functional application.

Evidence of historic repairs, old nail holes, and surface irregularities expected in antique architectural salvage. Suitable for decorative display or adaptation into a functional a...

Salvaged in Ohio, late 18th century. The door is crafted from solid wood.

Early 20th century salvaged ship propeller mold repurposed into ceiling-mounted light fixture. it is unknown who manufactured the mold, but from the identification plaque, it is for ...

A remarkable pair of late 18th century Italian architectural elements, likely salvaged from a chapel or palazzo interior. Each piece is hand-carved from wood, showcasing deeply model...

Originally part of a foot-powered sewing machine or light industrial apparatus, bases like this were commonly salvaged and reused as utility tables once their original mechanisms wer...

Wear consistent with age and use. Salvaged architectural element with original character.

Variations in color and finish consistent with reclaimed architectural salvage. Suitable for decorative display or reuse in cabinetry applications.

A wonderful addition for collectors of antique architectural salvage, vintage stained glass.

Carved by hand in South India roughly four hundred years ago, a fragment of something sacred, salvaged and set down into a second life. An altar.

Two small pieces shown in the photos have double glazing like Tiffany used in his windows. This window was salvaged from an estate outside Boston MA. in the late 80s.

From the back, one can see the original structural details, reinforcing its provenance as a true architectural salvage piece. The reflection in the mirror has a slightly distressed q...

An arresting 18th-century mid-Edo-period Japanese architectural carving salvaged from a historic Buddhist temple. Originally crafted as an exterior gable finial ornament (Gegyo-hire...

A large pair of brass standard lamps, originally salvaged from a ship. Elegant in form with adjustable stems, tripod bases and delicate twisted detailing throughout.

A timeless statement from provincial France—rooted in tradition, built to endure. Salvaged in France, 18th century. Distinctive arched form.

The painting has faded exactly as it should, unevenly and beautifully, leaving the pigment strongest in the carved recesses. Salvaged from a village dwelling and now best read as a g...

Pair of early to mid-19th-century stained oak cupboard doors salvaged from France, featuring clean, recessed panels framed by layered molding details.

Pair of Antique Wooden Fireplace Corbels Individual Corbel Dimensions: 18in x 9in x 33.5in Antique architectural salvage carved wood interior corbel bracket. Weathered wood finish ...

Superb monumental Victorian mahogany breakfront bookcase in the Lancashire Gillows style Made by A Blain & Son of Liverpool and bearing the impressed maker’s stamp - on the drawer (p...

It was largely phased out in the 1920s, making salvaged examples exceptionally historic—many dating back well over 100 to 200 years.

A particularly strong example of North American architectural millwork, salvaged in Vancouver and suitable for use as a fireplace surround or as a significant architectural feature.

Industrial Factory Stool By Rowac Circa 1920s - Black paint - Salvaged from a factory making paint brushes in East Germany - By Robert Wagner, Chemnitz - German ~ 1930s - 45cm wide ...

Industrial Factory Stool By Rowac Circa 1920s - Black paint - Salvaged from a factory making paint brushes in East Germany - By Robert Wagner, Chemnitz - German ~ 1930s - 45cm wide ...

A rare and enchanting pair of 19th-century Venetian boiserie doors, with all the soul and patina that only centuries can bestow. Salvaged from a noble palazzo, each door is comprise...

Recovered by us in antique velvet and trim salvaged from a pair of barrel back armchairs. A good useful size English c1860.

Mediterranean Revival chandelier with polychrome finish salvaged from a Masonic Lodge. Hand-forged iron frame with scrolling arms supports six candle-style lights mounted in decorat...

Equally compelling without planting, it reads as a large-scale piece of French folk art or sculptural architectural salvage. France, circa 1850.

New old stock from the original Belgian confitures factory of Mirland & Co, Frameries Belgium. We salvaged a large number of the jars all stored in original repurposed crates fro...

Berlin Hospital Archive Shelving By Strafor Wolf Netter & Jacobi Circa 1910 - Solid steel stems and shelves - Original dark green paint - Adjustable shelves - Salvaged from the ...

Industrial Factory Stools By Rowac Circa 1920s - Price is for the set of 3 - Black paint - Salvaged from a factory making paint brushes in East Germany - By Robert Wagner, Chemnitz ...

An extraordinary monumental Beaux-Arts architectural chandelier dating to the early twentieth century, originally salvaged from a historic Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge.

• Unique Construction – Entirely hand-made using salvaged hardwood, with a sympathetic tailpiece drilled for three gut or wire strings (common in rustic French fiddles)

These doors boast beveled trim details and a charmingly worn patinated finish, bringing character and authenticity to your space—a refreshing departure from generic store-bought opti...

The contrast between the weathered giltwood figure and the painted base emphasizes its history as a salvaged devotional ornament, transforming a once-integrated architectural carving...

A magnificent, monolithic 19th-century Meiji-period Japanese carved architectural panel measuring over 6 feet (188 cm) in length, salvaged from a defunct historic Buddhist temple. C...

Prismatic Holophane Chandeliers England, 1910 Original brass hardware and galleries, four prismatic holophane glass shades, salvaged from a church in Ireland. 29”dia x 18.5” h ( fixt...

This piece stands out forits bold composition, vivid original paint, and clear manufacturer markings-making it a significant addition for collectors of firefighting memorabilia, arch...

Guerrero’s clock, crafted from salvaged grocery boxwood, is now displayed at the Roosevelt Library as a testament to resilience during the Great Depression. 41 1/2" high x 19 1/4" w...

As with all our upholstered seating we do offer upholstery should you wish. We can salvage the tassels and needlework top if you want to keep the current look but update the velvet.

This industrial cart was made to load and unload railroad cars in a Wisconsin factory about 1900, and is signed "Gopher Floor Truck, Faribault, Mn." This well worn salvage cart is re...

A characterful piece of antique architectural salvage with considerable decorative potential, offered as recently reclaimed and ready for restoration or installation according to the...

The combination of classical form, sculptural ornament, and aged patina gives the fountain the presence of an architectural salvage piece with the romance of an established European ...

Once part of a hardworking kitchen or built-in cupboard, they offer both character and versatility as reclaimed architectural elements. Salvaged in France, early 19th century, circa...

Built during the height of American industrial manufacturing, this pub table combines a thick, edge-glued maple top with a salvaged cast-iron pedestal originally used to support shop...

Executed in the manner of Augustus Pugin, however we do not know the specific origin of these wonderful antique 19th century pieces. We salvaged these from a garden where the owner...

Its narrow proportions make it especially suited for incorporating into custom cabinetry or millwork—a pantry, linen cupboard, built-in bar, or other architectural project where an a...

A handsome and highly decorative piece of antique architectural salvage, combining original cast iron craftsmanship, period ceramic tiles and a professionally restored finish.

A beautifully weathered 19th-century Italian marble holy water font, hand carved in a graceful shell form and originally salvaged from a Catholic church. Rich in texture and patina, ...

Thought to have been assembled in the 19th century from parts salvaged as early as the 16th century. Additional Dimensions Opening height: 97 cm (38.19 in) Opening width: 96 cm (37...

A handsome and highly decorative piece of antique architectural salvage, professionally restored and ready to become an impressive focal point within a drawing room, dining room, bed...

A handsome piece of antique architectural salvage, ideal for the sympathetic restoration of a period property or as a distinctive focal point within a traditional or eclectic interio...