Antique Beams

Antique brass balance or beam scale.

Rare and unusual carved Chinese beam from a temple in Hangzhou, China, circa 1800.

A golden earring with a beautiful diamond in the middle, surrounded by small diamonds with an exquisite flow 18 karat gold Gold: 2.90g TDW: 0.23Ct

Brass and iron beam scale. Marked: 10 lb Class B and Berry & Warmington Limited, Liverpool & Manchester.

An original antique projector clock by Junghans, made circa 1890. This ingenious and rare item used a lightbulb and mirror to project the clock face onto the ceiling. The box has a t...

A wonderful large scale early 19th century carved pine beam end of a cleric. In untouched condition, naive and boldly carved, the original finish beautifully crusty.

This beam is mid Victorian and in solid oak with great natural weathering and a dry finish.

A set of three beautifully carved and well preserved pine beams crafted in the mid-late 1500s in the Picos de Europa mountain range north of Leon, Spain.

This French equal-arm beam balance by Force is a fun piece. Add two trays or plates to hold fruit and use it as a unique table centerpiece or place it on a shelf for decoration.

This beam is mid Victorian and in solid oak with great natural weathering and a dry finish.

This beam is mid Victorian and in solid oak with great natural weathering and a dry finish.

It is made up of beautiful old wooden beams and Provençal terracotta tiles. Ornaments with volutes in wrought forge finishes this unique piece.

Corpus Christi in the three-nail type on the cross, with crown of thorns and loincloth. Cross beam with rich & elaborate carving of vine leaves and grapes, with INRI plate.

Original vintage political propaganda poster for the 1929 United Kingdom general election - Greet the Dawn: Give Labour It's Chance - featuring an illustration of a man with his arms...

Each beam is uniquely carved and the stool includes its original cushioning, with beautifully carved paws for feet.

Rope marks at top and in middle (from hanging from ceiling beam). Carved from a single piece of Keyaki Wood with faceted edging.

Size: 2.55" W x 3.3" H (6.5 cm x 8.3 cm) Steelyard balances were used to weight loads by moving a counterweight along the beam until it balanced and then reading the incised n...

A rare early 20th century Primitive English antique Preparation farmhouse Trestle table Table island in solid wood, vintage preparation side table, old dining console Supported by...

Maco Braga brass balance beam scale with reeded column standard with sea serpent termination, dolphin shaped balance beam and base fitted with complete set of weights.

The painted balsa wood model reproduces an iron beam connection. Labeled with an old inventory number on the front, it was most likely used for educational purposes at universities ...

Early 19th century sleek and stately, this rustic European work table features a plank top with iron nailheads and a deep drawer with two iron handles. A beam-style stretcher on carv...

The main body fitted with beams but no legs for a solid base. Bow glassed doors on either side.

The wood of the table certainly comes from very old beams / framework / structures that the craftsman recovered during his work.

Antique French Thick Top Chesnut Dining Table Hand Planed Patina and Thick Top with Large Thick Beam Connecting to Two Legs, Top 2.75" Thick

Original antique World War One propaganda poster - Teamwork Wins United States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation - featuring a dynamic illustration by Hibberd Van Buren Klin...

Pair of glazed Terra cotta lions head plaques attached to the original 18th C architectural beams

J. Alexander, LOA 72, beam 20' 2". Active was owned by F. W. J. Hurst, LOA 56' 3", beam 16' 2".

Well done group of English shadow box consisting of fish and water plants. Stuffed Perch, Beam and Roach amid realistic gasses with hand painted dates and labels.

Model Barn with a red roof, the walls with painted timber beams. Hay manger and stalls to one side and a staircase leads up the outside of the barn to the hayloft.

The painted balsa wood model reproduces an attic construction of steel beams. Labeled with an old inventory number on the front, it was most likely used for educational purposes at ...

This fragment is a complete image by itself, of opposing bouquets of flowers flanking a realistic portrait of a landscape and at the top of the 'frame' a smiling cherub's head beams ...

Giltwood Carved Sunburst Mirror Having Two Concentric Layers of Superimposed Sun Rays Each Composed of Four Beams of Light Surrounding a Decorated Central Mirrored Panel (Identical M...

The very thick (2.5" solid) and invitingly shining plank top sits atop strong and curved carved trestle legs connected by a horizontal beam. The table is unusual in its' beauty and h...

The roof is composed of ancient wooden beams and Provençal terra cotta tiles. Finely hand-sculpted lion's heads complete the decor.

The scales have an arrow to the top which points to the appropriate weight with horizontal beam and a central brass column. The beam has twin circular pans and chains suspended from ...

- featuring a dynamic design depicting a soldier in armour riding forward into battle on a horse at speed with his cape flowing in the wind and his bow and arrows at his side, holdin...

The rectangular openings on the sides indicate where the wooden roof beams were inserted.

These motifs were also used in traditional Chinese architecture, such as on door panels and on the beams and columns of buildings. Prov: Taylor Collection; Sutherland Collection.  

It features a carved barrel with the star of Bethlehem surrounded by pearls and radiating beams of diamonds. It is silver topped and backed in gold with a locket for a reliquary.  

This Cockerel Weathervane has some charming and practical features not least that it is wall mounting (so perfect for screwing against a beam). Also incorporated in this antique weat...

Once the church benches were all connected to the ground by their feet on long beams. This bench is nice placed against a wall.

Framed oil on canvas painting of a nude man hammering a spike or nail into a beam. This is loosely painted and is done in a monochromatic palette of soft mossy greens.

Could be a 19th century piece, early 20th century for sure. This table beams with dings, dents and bruises of the past, but still very charming.

The legs are carved from beams of Cardinal Beaton’s House Edinburgh and it has a 17th century carved frieze.

The top consists of three boards, joined together at the bottom by transverse beams that attach it to the archway. There are four massive boards connected to the legs through the gr...

The columns are of cast iron, and the beams and girders of wrought iron with no steel in the buildings, Bessemer beams being still too expensive.

A stunning large pair of early 19th century roof beam supporting corbels transformed into a tall pair of floor lamps.

- featuring a great illustration of Soviet soldiers in uniform with rifle guns climbing over a rough hilly terrain with soldiers holding up red flags as the troops march towards a be...

The buffet is stamped 'Gillow' on a beam under the lower shelf. The buffet is in good condition, circa 1850.

This ladder would have been found in any confectionary shop and is constructed from hardwood with expressed square tenons and beam supports. The shaped legs have a provincial qualit...

Very useful as a piano lamp or night table lamp as the direct beam are suitable for reading and the shade creates a soft warm Ambience of light.

Iceland spar has double refraction, meaning that when rays of light enter the stone, it is split, creating fast and slow beams of light causing a rainbow effect.

The columns are mounted on rollable cross beams and are reinforced by scrolled struts. The upper part of the columns are worked out as ebonized balls which give a wonderful variety t...

(Information on historical context can be provided.)Intricate bas-relief motifs in the form of rondels adorn the outer side, deep notches for the missing stone beams are carved into ...

Iceland spar has double refraction, meaning that when rays of light enter the stone, it is split, creating fast and slow beams of light causing a rainbow effect.

Originally most likely used as ceiling beam ends on top of a column. They are highly decorative on their own, but would also make a nice coffee table base.  

Pair of antique brass scales standing on a mahogany base. A brass centre column having a shaped arm to the left holding a removable brass bowl. The second bowl to the right is held ...

A handsome French 18th century balance scale in iron and brass. The balance mechanism is in iron. The foot and the plates are in brass. The foot of the shaft and one of the plates di...

Vintage raw wood coffee table that sits low to the ground, imported from France. This raw shape and feel of this wood makes it an organic and natural addition to any space. It has a ...

A large scale antique Victorian period oak fire surround, circa 1880, with smart raised and fielded panels to the frieze and jambs. This beautiful fireplace has a timeless rich oak t...

A handsome antique Edwardian oak fireplace dating from the early 20th century. This reclaimed fireplace has a relatively understated design, crafted in oak with a panelled frieze an...

Pair of Wabi Sabi Style Console Tables in Reclaimed Antique Wood. A stunning pair of wabi sabi style console tables in antique - 19th century or earlier - wood. Beautiful gray / san...

Elevate your space with the Lognitures Reclaimed Oak Wood Bench, a striking blend of raw beauty and eco-conscious design. Crafted from reclaimed oak, this bench features a unique cha...

An antique 4 lb mercantile balance by Bayliss & Co of Birmingham, England. Features a twisted iron stand and brass balance with tray and scoop. Makers mark engraved along top arm.