Architectural Salvage

Antique French Limestone Trough; 18th Century Original Overview This 18th-century antique French limestone trough (reference: OT213) is a rare, one-of-a-kind architectural salvage p...

Outdoor Statuary, Architectural Salvage, Patio Decor, Poolside Ornament, Solarium Accent, Courtyard Sculpture, Wall Spout, Water Feature, Art Deco, Hollywood Regency, Grandmillennial...

We have a wonderful collection of 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th century religious objects, including relic cabinet, tabernacle, altarpiece, retablo, reredos, triptych, devotional paintin...

Its dramatic, tiered geometric stepping serves as a direct visual nod to iconic monuments of the era, such as the Chrysler Building and the Empire State Building, making it a highly ...

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A pair of high quality 19th century, 12 ft oak doors. These were acquired by a long established architectural antiques business as part of the clearance of surplus materials from the...

If you're interested in other examples, including important Buddhists, Christian, Hindu, Islamic, and other religion items, architectural salvaged, ornamental church / temple / mosqu...

Early to Mid 1800's Architectural Iron Prison Door..Salvaged from the oldest prison in Hamilton Ontario Canada..

Exceptional antique pair of bronze architectural element salvage ,used as decorative object of art.

From an important Italian tabernacle, European cathedral altarpiece, life-size Buddhist temple statue, medieval Islamic Mosque stained glass window, Southeast Asian Buddha sculpture,...

From important historical relics and objects, church altars, altarpiece, reredos, pulpit rail, prayer chair and kneeler to rare architectural salvaged elements, reliquary monstrance,...

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

The composition radiates outward from a central axis in a forceful sunburst arrangement, drawing from a diverse vocabulary of salvaged millwork: turned stair balusters, rope-twist mo...

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...

An exceptional set of Gothic Revival architectural bronze / copper wall sconces, salvaged from a historic Odd Fellows Lodge in Chicago and dating to approximately 1910.

A magnificent antique French architectural console, born from a salvaged 19th-century Parisian balcony and elevated into an extraordinary statement console table.

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...

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

A 19th century French salvaged architectural demilune cast iron grille. White painted patina with some paint loss and rust.

Its restrained neoclassical lines make it versatile—equally suited to period interiors, contemporary spaces seeking a heritage focal point, or high-end architectural projects. Recen...

Included are two tall architectural spires and two salvaged ornamental fleur-de-lis from the roof's ridge.

This 19th Century European industrial wall clock face is a commanding relic of utilitarian architecture, likely salvaged from a train station, public building, or factory.

The panel’s carved molding features symmetrical scrollwork with a double peak at the top and a shaped bottom edge, details that bring rhythm and softness to its architectural form. I...

It may be: An antique architectural fragment salvaged and later mounted (highly desirable).

This bench is a quiet testament to time and endurance, crafted from centuries-old reclaimed oak beams salvaged from European architecture. Its form is deliberately minimal, allowing ...

A pair of French terracotta architectural roof decoration. These salvaged architectural ornaments were used to CAP the peak of a traditional sloped terracotta tiled roof.

The wood boards are reclaimed Douglas Fir, salvaged locally from architecture throughout Los Angeles and the surrounding Southern California area.

Each substrate is finished with Reclaimed Douglas Fir, salvaged from architecture local to us here in SoCal.

Each substrate is finished with Reclaimed Douglas Fir, salvaged from architecture local to us here in SoCal.

Each substrate is finished with Reclaimed Douglas Fir, salvaged from architecture local to us here in SoCal.