East End Salvage

Pair of 19th-century French oak exterior doors with original painted surfaces and architectural detailing. Each door is constructed with a tall molded upper panel, a smaller central ...

A reclaimed French oak interior door complete with its original paneled transom and surrounding casing. Dating to the mid-19th century, the front features three molded panels with a ...

Pair of early to mid-19th-century stained oak cupboard doors salvaged from France, featuring clean, recessed panels framed by layered molding details. Their understated design highli...

Pair of French provincial cupboard doors crafted in oak with a warm, timeworn stained finish. The shaped upper panels lend a graceful silhouette to the otherwise simple form, while t...

Crafted in walnut in 19th-century France, this single provincial cupboard door features a simple paneled construction with a subtly shaped upper panel that adds just the right amount...

Pair of 19th-century French provincial oak cupboard doors with a warm stained finish and delicately scalloped upper panels. Aged patina and subtle wear speak to their long history an...

Revamp a modern built-in cabinet using this set of two pairs of reclaimed flat-panel cupboard doors. These doors boast beveled trim details and a charmingly worn patinated finish, br...

Crafted in solid oak during the 19th century, this pair of antique French exterior doors features a classic three-panel design with beautifully proportioned raised mouldings and a na...

An early American farmhouse barn door salvaged from a property in rural Ohio. Hand-planed pine boards with visible pegs and square nails speak to its honest construction, while trace...

Antique French 19th-century barn door featuring three-board construction, original iron strap hardware, and unique elongated cut-out details. Salvaged from the French countryside, th...

Antique French 19th-century barn door crafted from five vertical boards with original iron hardware and distinctive quatrefoil cut-out details. Featuring a naturally weathered finish...

A rare pair of 18th-century French shutter doors salvaged from a provincial country home. Crafted from oak with a graceful arched top, they retain their original iron hardware and tr...

Late 19th-century Belgian folding table in solid pine, built with a classic X-frame base that collapses for easy storage. The thick plank top shows generations of use—worn edges, sca...

Crafted in England during the 19th century, this antique farmhouse bench reflects the straightforward utility of rural life. Built from thick p...

Pair of 19th-century Belgian walnut benches crafted with long, narrow plank seats supported by sturdy A-frame legs joined with traditional mortise-and-tenon construction. Their restr...

Crafted in Denmark during the late 20th century, this pair of bentwood oak armchairs pairs clean Scandinavian design with beautifully woven leather seats and backs. Gently curved oak...

Pair of Swedish Gustavian chairs crafted in the Chippendale style. Their sculptural vase-form splats, turned legs, and stretcher bases are softened by generations of layered dry pain...

Graceful lines and beautifully weathered surfaces give this antique garden table timeless appeal. Crafted in cast iron with elegantly curved cabriole legs and ornate floral and scrollwork detailing, the table retains layers of aged white paint softened by areas of exposed iron and warm surface rust that speak to decades spent outdoors. A beveled glass top allows the decorative apron to remain fully visible while lending the piece everyday functionality. Paired with a set of four early 20th-century French folding garden chairs...

Crafted from pine, this 19th-century Swedish slagbord table embodies the practical ingenuity of traditional Scandinavian design. Twin hinged leaves extend to create a generous dining...

Crafted from oak, this 19th-century English kitchen table pairs a generous oval top with beautifully turned baluster legs and traditional stretcher supports. Its warm, richly patinat...

Crafted from natural pine, this 19th-century Swedish kitchen table features a single drop leaf designed to rest against a wall when not in use, a practical solution long favored in S...

Crafted from a substantial single slab of hardwood, this antique Hungarian work table celebrates the beauty of honest craftsmanship and generations of daily use. The thick top bears ...

Crafted in Hungary, this rustic work table is built from two substantial planks resting on four splayed, pegged legs. Exposed iron bolt details, visible pegged joinery, and a richly ...

Once crowning a Belgian rooftop, this 19th-century copper weather vane has developed the beautifully mottled verdigris patina that only decades of exposure can create. The rearing horse silhouette lends movement and character, while the original directional arrow remains intact beneath. Mounted on its original pyramidal roof base with integrated flashing, the piece was designed to be installed directly onto a roofline, making it as compelling as an architectural sculpture today as it was a functional weather vane more than a century ago. Found in Belgium, 19th century. Antique copper rooftop weather vane with naturally developed verdigris patina throughout. Original horse finial and directional arrow remain intact. Mounted on original copper pyramidal...

Victorian cast iron planters featuring a beautifully detailed basket-weave pattern, raised on paw feet and finished with layers of timeworn paint that have weathered naturally over d...

Victorian cast iron garden urn with a classic campana silhouette, raised on a square plinth and accented with crisp acanthus leaf detailing around both the bowl and pedestal. Layers ...

Dating to the late 19th century, this exceptional set of six French cast iron garden urns showcases the timeless Médicis silhouette, with gracefully flared rims, rounded bodies, and ...

Dating to the late 19th century, this pair of antique cast iron garden urns stands atop tall architectural plinth bases, giving them an impressive vertical presence well suited to fl...

A pair of antique cast-iron garden urns featuring a distinctive low, architectural profile and integral plinth bases that give them a substantial presence despite their compact heigh...

rafted in France during the first half of the 19th century, this provincial tall case clock is built in pine and finished in a richly layered faux bois treatment designed to imitate ...

Crafted in Dalarna during the late 18th century, this Swedish Mora clock reflects the simple elegance and enduring craftsmanship that made these timepieces the heart of the Scandinav...

Crafted in the late 19th century, this antique wrought iron gate combines crisp architectural lines with restrained decorative detailing. Spear-top finials, hand-forged scrollwork, a...

Early 20th-century English Lutyens-style garden bench with the iconic rolled crest rail, graceful shaped arms, and slatted seat and back that define the timeless form. Retaining its ...

18th-century French oak wardrobe doors with deeply timeworn character and hand-incised X and diamond motifs across each of the three panels. Layers of original white paint have been ...

19th-century provincial French cupboard doors crafted from natural oak with a classic three-panel design and softly shaped upper panels. The oak has aged beautifully over time, devel...

19th-century French provincial oak cupboard doors with shaped raised panels and finely carved lattice detailing at the corners. The warm oak surface has developed a beautiful tonal v...

19th-century provincial French oak wardrobe doors with classic three-panel construction and gracefully shaped upper panels. The oak has aged to a warm, mellow tone, with softly worn ...

19th-century English iron garden gate featuring latticework panels beneath a row of repeating arches, topped with a gently curved crest adorned with hand-forged scrollwork. The delic...

18th-century Swedish box chair, or kistsäng, crafted in pine and designed as a multifunctional piece for everyday living. This traditional form combines seating, storage, and a pull-...

19th-century Swedish hanging corner cabinet crafted in pine, designed to fit neatly into a corner while offering practical storage. The single-door form opens to reveal two interior ...

Traditional French laundry table with a long, narrow plank top set over a trestle base. Originally a utilitarian piece for everyday household use,...

Early 19th-century Alpine cabinet with a single drawer over a cupboard. Crafted in rustic pine and found near the Swiss–French border. Compact, utilitarian form with warm patina and ...

Two-door upper cabinet over an arched niche and a lower two-door base. Classic late-18th-century provincial form with a stepped cornice and paneled doors. Recently dry-scraped to nat...

19th-century Swedish slagbänk bench with spindle back, reeded panels, and beautifully worn layered paint. The removable seat opens to reveal generous storage beneath, while the origi...

Late 19th-century French cast cement recumbent pastoral animal with a beautifully weathered surface and remnants of historic white and gray paint. Time and elements have softened the...

Late Baroque Swedish corner cupboard (hörnskåp) in pine, defined by its boldly shaped scalloped crest and paneled doors. Dry-scraped to reveal layers of historic paint, including tra...

18th-century Swedish bureau crafted in pine with a fixed, writing-height top and original dry-scraped surface. Multiple small drawers over deeper storage below, finished with simple ...

Striking pair of Swedish Baroque chairs with expressive, hand-carved frames and original painted surfaces worn back to reveal layers of age and use. The tall backs feature a sculptur...

Early Swedish Rococo tobacco cabinet with strong Baroque architectural influence, dating to the mid-18th century. Crafted in pine and retaining layered historic paint in iron red and...

Classic Swedish provincial form with a beautifully timeworn presence. This slant-top bureau retains its dry-scraped white paint across the front, revealing soft undertones of earlier...

Handcrafted in the early 19th-century, this longcase clock embodies the rural craftsmanship and folk traditions of central Sweden. The pine case features the classic Mora silhouette ...

Painted pine corner cupboard from Sweden’s later Gustavian period, featuring a curved front and classic two-part construction. The surface retains traces of original blue paint, worn...

Single arched-top fire-safe factory door, constructed of heavy-gauge metal and originally designed for industrial fireproof use. The surface shows extensive natural oxidation with a ...

Pair of antique French provincial wardrobe doors crafted in walnut with a gently arched top and decorative raised panel detailing. The front retains an aged pale blue-gray painted fi...

Reclaimed from a French interior, this 19th-century two-panel door is crafted from fir and wears its original seafoam green paint in a beautifully weathered finish. The exposed woodg...

Solid and striking, this pair of antique French oak doors once marked the entry to a stately home. Crafted from richly grained oak, the surface bears a warm medium-toned finish that ...

Dating to the early 19th century, this pair of French provincial wardrobe doors offers timeless architectural beauty with their dry-scraped surface revealing soft layers of cream, sa...

Crafted in the early 20th century, this hand-forged wrought iron gate features a balanced interplay of simple vertical bars and decorative scrollwork. A triangular crest with elegant...

Two pairs of classic French urns that lend timeless form and texture to the garden or patio. Crafted from a cement composite with visible aggregate, they feature a gently weathered s...

A striking collection of 14 antique French apothecary bottles, dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. Each glass vessel once held medicinal powders, tinctures, or remedies,...