French Salvage

A 19th century French salvaged architectural demilune cast iron grille. White painted patina with

understated refinement of rural France. Salvaged from a chateau in Normandy, France, circa 1800. Handcrafted

point, seamlessly blending old-world charm with contemporary aesthetics. Salvaged in France, dating to

- gargoyles figures . Beautiful architectural salvaged decor. Wood appears to be mahogany ors some other wood

Shipwreck Scene in Melanesia – Islanders Salvaging Wreckage, c.1845 This powerful hand-colored

A delightful Sailboat Sculpture from the South of France. Artisan crafted from metal salvaged from

A striking mid-19th century French boiserie panel with original pale olive green paint, delicately

This salvaged, weathered white shutter, adorned with its original iron hardware, is rich in

and character that modern mass-produced doors can't replicate. Salvaged in France, 19th century. One

character that can’t be replicated with modern mass-produced doors. Salvaged in France. The door is

Once used as a cellar door, this beautiful reclaimed 19th-century 2-panel French door would make a

An eye-catching mid-19th-century French boiserie panel retains its original pale French blue paint

found at big box stores. Salvaged in France, 19th century. Time-worn olive green-gray paint on one

doors, salvaged from a 19th-century home in the French countryside, are expertly crafted from fruitwood

architectural reuse where texture, color, and form are desired. Salvaged in France, circa 1850 - 1880

this charming door to feel as if you’ve been transported to the French countryside. Salvaged in France

. Salvaged in France, 19th century. Natural pine with chippy blue-gray paint on the exterior with unfinished

. Salvaged in France, 19th century. Doors can be used on the exterior of the home, or interior to separate

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

French countryside. Salvaged in France, circa 1780. Made of oak and are a substantial weight Unique X

for a project steeped in history. Salvaged in France, from the late 19th century. Crafted from fir

Straight from the French countryside, this antique two-panel door bears the honest wear of time

heritage to any space. Salvaged in France, mid-19th century. One side of the doors features the original

been carefully salvaged from historic French homes during renovations or demolitions. Each tile has

Antique Lantern Cloche – C A stunning octagonal lantern cloche, salvaged from France. The cloche

unrivaled character that can’t be replicated with modern mass-produced doors. Salvaged in France. The door

1950’s Massive French Low Occasional Table 1950’s Massive French Low Occasional Table. Salvaged

character that can’t be replicated with modern mass-produced doors. Salvaged in France. The front of the

Worn by time and softened by layers of pale, cool white paint, this pair of antique French fir

authenticity to your space—a refreshing departure from generic store-bought options. Salvaged in France, 19th

to create a unique blend of timeless appeal and contemporary style. Salvaged in France, 19th century

with these charming doors to feel as if you’ve been transported to the French countryside. Salvaged in

charm and character. Salvaged in France, 19th century Chippy layers of buttery yellow, olive green and

patinated door to add a layer of unrivaled character to your home. Salvaged in France. Door is crafted

A rare and sculptural early 19th-century French boiserie panel, salvaged from a historic chateau in

Antique French Hall Settle Storage Bench A beautiful old wooden pine bench salvaged from France

mass-produced doors. Salvaged in France. Original patinated aqua paint covers one side with two-tone

and charm to a new modern home. Salvaged in France, from the late 19th century. Old weathered blush

carefully salvaged from historic French homes during renovations or demolitions. Each tile has been

enclose a linen cabinet or pantry to add a bit of French country charm to your modern home. Salvaged in

This set of four antique wardrobe doors, reclaimed from a country manor in France, exudes timeless

your home when installing this door to enclose a linen cabinet or pantry. Salvaged in France, 19th

.  Salvaged in France, 19th century. The doors have been hand-scraped to reveal the natural wood tone

. Salvaged in France, from the late 19th century. Old weathered creamy white and pale apricot-hued paint

An exquisite piece from the 1920s, this French rose gold mirror was salvaged from a quaint, dimly

An exquisite piece from the 1920s, this French rose gold mirror was salvaged from a quaint, dimly

space. Salvaged in France, 19th century. The front of the door features the raw, warm, natural walnut

Introduce a touch of timeless character to your home with this pair of antique salvaged French

A very nice set of cone shaped MCM milk glass shades on copper piping salvaged from a French bistro

and upper lip. Possible architectural salvage from a French building or former garden entry. Stone

These 1920s French rose gold mirrors were salvaged from a quaint, dimly lit brasserie in the South

polished to a pure brass finish, if desired. Provenance: Salvaged French ocean liner.

historical authenticity and strong visual impact. A rare and elegant example of French architectural salvage

(French woodworkers) would salvage the surviving wood and carve new furniture such as desks and similar

decorative wall installation, room division, or architectural reuse. Salvaged in France, 19th century

These doors were salvaged in northern France. Made from oak, they currently have a painted finish

A rare and impressive set of antique half glazed architectural salvaged French double doors and