Antique Salvage

No glass is present, however the beading is still in place. One of five, salvaged from a building in Devon, this door would be prefect as a front door to illuminate a hallway.

No glass is present, however the beading is still in place. One of five, salvaged from a building in Devon, this door would be prefect as a front door to illuminate a hallway.

The condition shows surface wear and firing flaws, typical of salvaged artifacts. Provenance: Private Australian Collection.

A superb piece of architectural salvage, ideal for re-installation as full-height wall panelling, a dramatic backdrop wall, or to disguise modern openings within a traditional scheme.

It feels less like furniture and more like a built-in element salvaged from an 18th century manor or provincial estate.

Catalogue keywords 1887 date stone; architectural date stone; sandstone date stone; carved sandstone block; Victorian architectural salvage; period garden feature; mossy stone garden...

This exceptional 19th-century chimney pot is a magnificent find for collectors of architectural salvage and garden antiquities. Expertly crafted from durable terracotta, the piece fe...

The drawer's case is partially built from a salvaged Arbuckle's coffee crate, its original stenciled lettering still visible on the underside, a detail that speaks to the practical, ...

A near pair of domed acted glass ceiling mount lights. Salvaged from a castle in the highlands of Scotland.

The whole resting on moulded foot block work. Salvaged from an important Victorian villa in Edinburgh.

I was told that it was salvaged from a theater and in storage for decades.

A rare architectural salvage piece, ideal as a mirror, wall décor, or bespoke cabinet doors full of rustic Italian charm.

A 19th century church rose window with an ‘IHS’ Christogram to the centre. Salvaged from a bombed out church in London during World War 2, this intricately designed Victorian window...

A unique and interesting hand carved antique Indian architectural remnant, part of a corbel, that was salvaged at some point in time. The forms in the carving are a Naga (dragon), hu...

A charming old rustic door with original green paint from India was salvaged and refashioned into a coffee table at some point in the late 20th century.

Offering an extensive collection of unique religious objects spanning many centuries, regions, cultures and religions, from authentic holy relics, early Christian artifacts, monstran...

This exceptional, hand-carved kitchen sink is a true French heirloom, salvaged from an old building in the heart of Burgundy.

No glass is present, however the beading is still in place. One of five, salvaged from a building in Devon, this door would be prefect as a front door to illuminate a hallway.

Though he momentarily fell forward on his horse—leading the enemy to initially celebrate his death—he quickly recovered, remounted, and went on to win the battle the following day T...

Perfect for restoration projects, luxury interiors, or architectural salvage collections, this original stone mantel brings a touch of historic French elegance to any space.

Following that firm's financial collapse, Howard recovered the salvaged tooling and material to establish E. Howard & Company in Roxbury, Massachusetts in 1858, pivoting away fro...

An impressive set of 10 reclaimed Portland stone columns, salvaged from a London building and originally forming part of an entrance portico.

Art Nouveau Ironmongers Drawers Circa 1910 - Solid Pine and Larch drawers and frame - 54 drawers - 12 Shelf compartments on the lower section - Original paper drawer labels - Ornate...

Dated 1927 in prominent fretwork, the vanity mirror is decorated in multi-layered, chip-carved notch patterns, a signature of tramp art, likely salvaged from cigar boxes or other scr...

In traditional buildings and period properties, architectural salvage doors make beautiful interior feature pieces, complementing styles throughout the ages with their unique character.

These cabinets were part of the original corporate offices and were salvaged from the top floor before demolition. Cabinets 14 and 15.

There is expected weathering to the wood and loss to the gilding, with some tips of the rays having been worn or lost over time, as well as small areas of the cloud, a testament to i...

This piece is ideal for use as a unique bathroom sink, a wall-mounted water feature, or a decorative architectural salvage item. The external depth without the drainage chute is 52 ...

An early 17th century English Jacobean period Bath-stone chimneypiece An extremely old and rare carved stone fireplace surround salvaged from a London property. Carved in a buff/...

Its narrow proportions and aged surface make it ideal as a statement piece in a modern space—or as architectural salvage for a project steeped in history. Salvaged in France, from t...

In traditional buildings and period properties, architectural salvage doors make beautiful interior feature pieces, complementing styles throughout the ages with their unique character.

In traditional buildings and period properties, architectural salvage doors make beautiful interior feature pieces, complementing styles throughout the ages with their unique character.

In traditional buildings and period properties, architectural salvage doors make beautiful interior feature pieces, complementing styles throughout the ages with their unique character.

Terracotta pots filled with cement and arrangements of heavy tole flowers, leaves and accent pieces salvaged from antique chandeliers. These flowers are rendered in great detail, mad...

As a substitute, the lamp has been outfitted with a complementary white glass globe salvaged from an early 20 Century chandelier. The lamp is presented on a round light brown oynx c...

In traditional buildings and period properties, architectural salvage doors make beautiful interior feature pieces, complementing styles throughout the ages with their unique character.

In traditional buildings and period properties, architectural salvage doors make beautiful interior feature pieces, complementing styles throughout the ages with their unique charact...

In traditional buildings and period properties, architectural salvage doors make beautiful interior feature pieces, complementing styles throughout the ages with their unique character.

This cabinet was part of the original corporate offices and were salvaged from the top floor before demolition. It features 35 apothecary style pull out drawers and a roll down tam...

A soulful and evocative relic of the Middle-Ages, this corbel is ideal for collectors of ecclesiastical art, architectural salvage, and museum quality decorative objects.

This large, antique stone sink, hewn from natural stone, is a beautiful example of rustic architectural salvage. Its weathered texture tell a story of a past era, likely used in a Fr...

This cabinet was part of the original corporate offices and were salvaged from the top floor before demolition. It features 30 apothecary style pull out drawers and a roll down tam...

In traditional buildings and period properties, architectural salvage doors make beautiful interior feature pieces, complementing styles throughout the ages with their unique character.

A rare and evocative piece that bridges architectural salvage and folk sculpture, offering strong visual impact and decorative appeal.

The glass is set within large original salvaged wooden frames. The perfect addition to any space.

Condition Report This pair of limestone corbels is in excellent, structurally sound architectural condition. As authentic salvaged building fragments, they exhibit a beautiful, hones...

The door’s weight, riveted construction, and arched form give it a strong visual presence and unmistakable factory character. Salvaged in the USA, circa 1900 - 1930. Original indus...

This piece was reclaimed / salvaged from an old cabinet. It would have been a lower panel or door.

A wonderful 18th Century French Trumeau mirror. Salvaged from the central paneling of a French Chateau.

Rare 1920's can "Drugs" Sign /Arrow, LIGHT UP milk glass letters, double sided,, Pre-dates NEON,, Truly amazing sign,, Salvaged from an old Pharmacist,, apparently hung outside (late...

Salvaged in France. Door is crafted from solid wood.

These small boxes are often referred to as rouge pots, pill boxes, or patch boxes, and crafted from salvaged porcelain fragments (shards) set into a sterling silver metal casing.

In traditional buildings and period properties, architectural salvage doors make beautiful interior feature pieces, complementing styles throughout the ages with their unique character.

An inspiring piece of architectural salvage that brings form and texture to your space.

A set of six 19th century French mutton leg dining chairs. These were salvaged by the former owners and artfully refinished in an antique mauve finish.

Well-suited for decorative wall installation, built-in cabinetry, or creative architectural reuse where texture, color, and form are desired. Salvaged in France, circa 1850 - 1880. ...

All wood has been carefully checked and preserved, clean and ready for installation. Salvaged from an old barn and restored piece by piece, this has been a real labour of love for o...

Art Nouveau Ironmongers Drawers Circa 1910 - Solid Pine and Larch base - 12 drawers - Solid Larch top - Decorative Jugenstil carved detail front - Ornate cast brass with nickel pla...

Art Nouveau Ironmongers Drawers Circa 1910 - Solid Pine and Larch base - 12 drawers - Solid Larch top - Decorative Jugenstil carved detail front - Ornate cast brass with nickel pla...

Art Nouveau Ironmongers Drawers Circa 1910 - Solid Pine and Larch base - 12 drawers - Solid Larch top - Decorative Jugenstil carved detail front - Ornate cast brass with nickel pla...