Architectural Vent

FANTASTIC 19THC ORIGINAL WHITE PAINTED HALF ROUND ARCHITECTURAL BARN VENT FROM NEW ENGLAND.ORIGINAL FIRST SURFACE PAINT AND SQUARE NAIL CONSTRUCTION.GREAT CONDITION AND FORM.

Architectural element by renowned french designer, architect and engineer Jean Prouvé "Aérateur" Aluminium air vent Design and construction by C.I.M.T. - Jean Prouvé Model cre...

Large, aluminum, vent propeller is a wonderful, repurposed, industrial sculpture or architectural element.

This is a pair of early 20th century zinc vents with a clenched fist brass safety shut open dial. These vents were made by E.H. Shorland & Bro, Manchester, UK. They would make fabul...

Circa 1900 Belgian zinc architectural piece was most likely originally used on a building as a decorative vent cover.

Aerator 1958 l JEAN PROUVÉ Aerator component, created for the La Doua campus of the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon, 1960-1963 This aluminium panel was designed by...

Aerator 1958 l JEAN PROUVÉ Used in the Lycée de Bagnères-sur-Cèze, a public building in the south of France. This aluminium panel was designed by Jean Prouvé. Designed and bui...

19THC ORIGINAL WHITE PAINTED BARN VENT FROM PENNSYLVANIA IN PRISTINE CONDITION AND RETAINING ITS ORIGINAL SURFACE WITH A NICE PATINA

One of the latest group of paintings by this talented Italian artist. “Vertical or horizontal cuts and superimposing interplays, dismantled and dense images that look like rainbow g...

A unique stoneware pendant lamp with architectural, crenellated vents around the side. The lamp is made from a textured red-brown clay with handmade debossed and sgraffito detailing.

A unique stoneware pendant lamp with architectural, crenellated vents around the side. The lamp is made from a textured red-brown clay with handmade debossed and sgraffito detailing.

A unique stoneware pendant lamp with architectural, crenellated vents around the side. The lamp is made from a textured red-brown clay with handmade debossed and sgraffito detailing.

Bold rear zipper runs the length of the dress to top of 5" vent. Architectural cutout in back to display shoulders and upper back.

The vent cap is structurally sound and has a strong original patina and could be used as an architectural venting element or a garden feature.

Lovely patina. Fully functional turbine form.

Prestigious Victorians, Ewart & Son, were illustrious copper makers, fashioning roofs for such high profile buildings as Buckingham Palace and the Bank of England! They were also...

Aerator 1958 l JEAN PROUVÉ Used in the Lycée de Bagnères-sur-Cèze, a public building in the south of France. This aluminium panel was designed by Jean Prouvé. Designed and bui...

Found in England, this circa 1890s round wooden vent has original worn paint and great signs of wear/patina. 31” diameter and 5-1/2” deep with hanging hardware.

Beautiful gold (very heavy) air vent for the bathroom or kitchen. This beauty was found with a large amount of Sherle Wagner pieces, so it could be attributed to Sherle Wagner. Howev...

Pair of vintage pierced floral ceramic blue glazed vent / grille tiles. Dimensions: 10.25" x 1.25" x 10.25" (Width x Depth x Height)

A unique stoneware pendant lamp with architectural vents around the side. The lamp is made from a textured red-brown clay with handmade debossed and sgraffito detailing.

A unique stoneware pendant lamp with architectural, crenellated vents around the side. The lamp is made from a textured red-brown clay with handmade debossed and sgraffito detailing.

Crafted from a soft wool and angora blend, the silhouette is defined by an exaggerated collar, sculpted shoulders, oversized patch pockets, a center back vent, and architectural cut-...

A wood barn vent in cut-out gingerbread fan pattern, American, set in a contemporary laminated rim, hardware at center on back for hanging.

Polished chrome structures with architectural venting details. Blown glass orb-shaped shades with irregular indentation details.

19th century large scale and unusual wood louvered window vent inside of a larger vent, in as found dry burgundy over an earlier mustard paint, Ohio origin

Very large nineteenth-century architectural element. All original with wonderful old painted wood surface. Strong graphic with exceptional patina and carved ornamental center. From...

Good, original unrestored condition. 12 pieces of wire glass.

Pair of metal barn vents from a country barn in old silver metal paint.

Early American wood vent with worn green paint. This is a very interesting, rustic piece.

Bold Architectural Element Found in Midwestern Barn

Pair of English painted vent caps. Overlapping helmet top, scalloped edge, wonderful patina. Great as garden ornament. Located in dealers warehouse.

Large, Handsome and Architecturally Original Barn Vent. Original Paint in Ochre and Red.

Fantastic patina on this century old rotating roof vent rendered in copper, rivited together, and mounted to a solid copper cylinder (painted silver) and framed by a steel (also pain...

Prefabricated, aluminium vent (38 in.) from an architectural project by Jean Prouvé.

Sculptural qualities define this object. A vivid dynamic between different volumes and surfaces, showing different qualities from different angles. Its expressive form offers a compl...

Jules Leleu & Ateliers Jean Prouvé — Modernist Daybed, France 1930's A rare collaboration between Art Deco master Jules Leleu and metalwork pioneer Jean Prouvé, designed for the Mar...

This is one of the rare Ministers’ desks, one of the few pieces Le Corbusier personally designed for the Chandigarh project. The object exudes an aura. It’s not about the shape or ab...

Daybed designed by Charlotte Perriand in the 1950s for the chalets of Méribel Les Allues, France. This piece of furniture is a testament to Perriand's timeless design ethos, combinin...

A rare collaboration between Jean Prouvé and Jules Leleu, this armchair embodies the meeting of two worlds: Prouvé’s rational, structural approach and Leleu’s refined Art Deco sensib...

The relationship between the partitions ensures a balanced composition. The careful alignment and proportions create an equilibrium, giving a sense of coherent design. It is a one-of...

This rare enameled steel façade panel, designed in 1964 by Jean Prouvé for the Saint-Joseph Institution in Nancy, is a striking example of the architect-designer’s visionary approach...

Sculptural qualities define this object. A vivid dynamic between the different volumes and surfaces, showing different qualities from different angles. Its expressive form offers a c...

French industrial brise-soleil aluminium panel by Jean Prouvè, 1956. Aluminum panel or brise-soleil, from the facade of the school in Beziers, France. The structure is composed of a...

The object exudes an aura. It’s not about the shape or about the material; its auratic quality comes out of its depth, giving a strong presence with an almost ritualist intensity. No...

French industrial brise-soleil aluminium panel by Jean Prouvè, 1956. Aluminum panel or brise-soleil, from the facade of the school in Beziers, France. The structure is composed of a...

Jean Prouvé has become a leading figure in the history of design and has worked alongside Le Corbusier, Perriand, and Mallet-Stevens. Famous for applying industrial technology and pr...