Antique Buildings

For those looking for something to add scale and impact to the garden, terrace, or entryway, look no further than this gorgeous terracotta building spire. This three-tier spire has a...

This magnificent building facade was once part of a grand mansion in Gujarat, India.

Neoclassical style building element in the neoclassical taste. Antique French long segment of zinc metal architectural fragment that will make a unique wall decor piece.

Neoclassical style building element in the neoclassical taste. Having scrolling design with fleur de lis finials.

Nice untouched cast iron building finial standing 39" on mounted wooden base.

Neogothic French pair of ceramic building finials.

16th Hand Carved Stone Relief Renaissance Building Façade. Modern Iron Foot

An iron architectural building star anchor mounted on a steel base. The 19th Century star is originally part of a brick building and used to anchor in to secure the brickwork to the ...

An iron architectural building star anchor mounted on a steel base. The 19th Century star is originally part of a brick building and used to anchor in to secure the brickwork to the ...

Building Coping Carved in Marble with Rounded Volute Shapes.

19th century plaster detail from a building in Belgium. Was the capital on top of a column which shows fish, swags, a flower and an angel.

Pair Vintage Brooks Brother "Golden Fleece" Bronze Building Facade Plaques. Unable to determine the exact origin, age, or store location these plaques were originally located.

Exterior Natural Stone Finish of Building with Carved Lion Sculpture

Exterior Natural Stone Finish of Building with Carved Lion Sculpture

He is best known for his fifteen-year partnership with Louis Sullivan, during which they designed influential skyscrapers that boldly addressed their steel skeleton through their ext...

This impressive stone carving would have originally been a keystone for a French building as early as 1850. The architectural element depicts a female mascaron wearing a Phrygian cap...

19th Century Spanish Iron Weathervane from the Top of a Building.

Early 20th century, heavy and massive bronze sign plaque for the Baltimore Zionist District National Jewish Fund. Cast in USA, circa 1900.

Terracotta Lion Head Regency Style Building Garden Architectural Elements. Items are decorated with finely cast lion heads, stylized Fleur-de-lis and scroll work, and beautiful and a...

19th Century Indian Architectural Element of Stone Building with Iron Support

19th Century Indian Architectural Element of Stone Building with Iron Support

Group of four sandstone building fragments - each having a block form base with organic wave like crests.

The center features a detailed carved section which during its period connected the two. The Harding building was built in 1922 to be a junior high school in Oklahoma City and to thi...

Several collectors have suggested it was displayed on the exterior of a demolished NYC building originally built in the early 20th century.

This 1910s architectural element from France is worked in antique white terracotta, salvaged from a building of its era. It carries the weight and presence typical of genuine archite...

This 19th century architectural element from Belgium is worked in grey concrete, salvaged from a building of its era. It carries the weight and presence typical of genuine architectu...

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...

Probably from a religious or secular building, this capital could have supported a column of modest dimensions while playing a prominent ornamental role. 17th century or earlier.

It was hand-carved from oak wood in an acanthus leaf pattern, painted and partially gilt. As ecclesiastical buildings are restored and modernized, the most exquisite parts are salvag...

Subsequently, it is very likely that this plaque is from a building in the City of London and is likely to be 19th century.

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...

A set of two 19th Century terracotta corbels with acanthus leaf reliefs salvaged from a building in New York City in the late 1970s. This is a striking pair of late 19th-century or e...

These corbels would have originally served as supporting brackets for cornices, balconies, or other projecting architectural features, adding a touch of grandeur to a building's faca...

Bells of this type were historically used throughout European towns and rural communities at building entrances, estates, workshops, farms, and institutional properties.

Traditionally associated with protection, strength, and good fortune, Chinese guardian lions were placed at entrances to safeguard homes, temples, and important buildings. The pair ...

Railings, grilles, and gates paired rigorous industrial boiler-making techniques with fluid botanical silhouettes (sinuous stems, umbels, and seed-heads). The building represents the...

Cast iron bollards became important elements of the city's streetscape, protecting building entrances, defining pedestrian areas, and separating carriage traffic from sidewalks and p...

This antique wall plaque would’ve originally been used as an architectural decoration, possibly to the facade of a building or as an ornamentation on a ceiling. Finely sculpted, the ...

This antique wall plaque would’ve originally been built into a wall as an architectural decoration to the facade of a building. Finely sculpted, the plaque takes after slightly earli...

This statue was likely once situated within an old or religious building such as an ancient church, the gargoyle-esque animal peering down from the top of a stone column or building ...

Handmade and wood-fired centuries ago, these reclaimed French terracotta tiles are an authentic building material that reflects the warm, rustic, and informal style of the French cou...

It carries the weight of the building it came from, and four hundred years of the lives that passed beneath it.

Handmade and wood-fired centuries ago, these reclaimed French terracotta tiles are an authentic building material that reflects the warm, rustic, and informal style of the French cou...

Decorative cast iron architectural pediment salvaged from a late nineteenth or early twentieth century commercial or institutional building. The piece features a symmetrical crest wi...

The 19th century fragments are of ecclesiastical theme, likely reclaimed from retired religious buildings. The later 20th century blue glass highlights are used to frame the piece b...

The 19th century fragments are of ecclesiastical theme, likely reclaimed from retired religious buildings. The later 20th century blue and clear glass highlights are used to frame t...

It is a piece of architecture that outlived the building it was born into. Carved by hand in South India roughly four hundred years ago, a fragment of something sacred, salvaged and ...

The 19th century fragments are of ecclesiastical theme, likely reclaimed from retired religious buildings. The later 20th century blue glass highlights are used to frame the piece b...

A charming antique carved Cotswold limestone fountain mask from Sir Roy Strong’s Laskett Garden, Herefordshire. Reminiscent of a mythological figure of legend, this stone mask is ca...

An imposing mid-19th century neoclassical buff terracotta keystone depicting a face reminiscent of an ancient river god. Though this architectural keystone is unsigned, it is typica...

Crafted in France circa 1920, this charming antique garden statue depicts a young boy carrying a generous basket overflowing with grapes, a traditional symbol of abundance and the ha...

1 of the 60 handmade tiles in rich brown and yellow glazed colors. Manufactured around 1920 by Gilliot Hemiksem, Belgium. These tiles would be charming displayed on easels, framed or...

Bronze sundial on cast garden stone base with Greek key border. Top of sun dial reads "Grow Old Alone With Me The Best You Get To Be". Nice patina and style. The perfect accent for ...

A striking 19th-century Thai hand-carved architectural panel featuring a lively monkey figure surrounded by scrolling foliate decoration. Carved in openwork from wood, the long trian...

Architectural ornament consisting of a square base, a pedestal, and a vase body adorned with two garlands of cascading laurel leaves. The neck of the vase is surmounted by a flame.

Set of four cast metal pineapple finials from Newport RI estate. Assume the metal is some sort of galvanized material. Finials are hollow with a solid metal mounting post. One finial...

A substantial architectural element that would have formed part of the building roof support, beautifully carved with expressive features.

Vintage Peacock Design Stained Glass Window This window pane depicts two blue and green peacocks perched on branches. Behind them, vines tumble from a blue basket of flowers. The b...

A very rare and imposing mid-19th Century terracotta armorial by the celebrated Victorian manufacturer Mark Henry Blanchard.  The modelling is bold and confident, reflecting Blancha...

Antique fountain pool surround in French limestone with carved profiles and rounded ends This antique pond surround dates to the 18th century and comes from the Dordogne countryside...