Collection of 1920s NY Brewery Building Heads

This is an interesting and decorative pair of building brackets. They are heavy and perfect holding a stair platform, awning or balcony.

I'm told that this Lion was an architectural element outside a theater. It looks like MGM but can't say for sure. The weathered patina tells me it was mounted outdoors and the scale ...

Once standing atop a local Pontiac dealership, this Indian Head metal weathervane has a rustic weathered red finish, mellowed through years of service. Sure to be treasured by any au...

The display reads "Fichet Marine Paris." A good guess is that this was a display for brass yacht hardware. There are three very heavy lick sets in the display. One has an early iron ...

This early plaster detail has weathered so deeply that it has the feel of coral. On this object the patina is more important than the subject. You can even see some traces of moss st...

Original whiting sculpt scope coin-operated stereo card viewer from the 1920s. Deposit a penny, pull trigger and look through the viewer to flip through st...

Large highly decorative 1920s terra cotta with an egg and dart border salvaged from the façade of a New York City Building. This would make a great center building piece or garden st...

Salvaged window was taken from the historic Harden School in Oklahoma City. The piece is in three pieces. 11 panes on each side, glass removed. The ce...

1920s pale dusty pink colored decorative terracotta stone from the facade of New York City building. Please note, this item is located in our Scranton, PA location.

1920s original ornate balcony railing with amazing hand-wrought iron detail and a hollow metal top. Has rust. Please note, this item is located in our ...

Rare 1920s decorative aluminum chain: three sets of continuous linked antique Belgian aluminum chain. Attractive cast links, each link measures 3.5 inch...

PRESENTING a FABULOUS Large Set of 1920s Yale Mortice Locks with Plates. AMAZINGLY complete set! Probably made in the US, circa 1920-29. These are without doubt from the Art Nouveau/Art Deco Era. They were salvaged from the solid walnut doors, that were located in a Mansion in Dallas, that was built in 1929. They are all marked for ‘Yale’ “Made in the USA’, locks in black enamel and antique brass. The Set consists of: 1. Pair of Yale Mortice Locks with Recessed Door Plates. Suitable for door of a minimum of 1.5 inches thick, but can accommodate a thicker door. (Top right). 1 Original working key. 2, Pair of Yale Mortice Locks with Flat Door Plates. Suitable for door of a minimum of 1.5 inches thick, but can accommodate a thicker door. (Pair down 2nd on right). 2 Original working keys. 3. Large Yale Double Mortice Lock with both Door Plates. Also, it has the Yale Cylinder Lock insert. Suitable for door of a minimum of 1.5 inches thick, but can accommodate a thicker door. (3rd down on the right). 1 Original working key for cylinder lock. 4. Pair of Standard Yale Mortice Locks with no Door Plates. Suitable for door of a minimum of 1.5 inches thick, but can accommodate a thicker door. (Either side of the large one) 5. Yale External Mount Knob Lock with brass knob. (Bottom right) 6. Pair of Yale Mortice Lock Latch Levers for installation inside door frame with levers on the main insert to move latches either end to secure door in place. (On the left). In Total – there are 22 Pieces (including the keys) These were originally used in the Mansion we rescued them from, with the most UNIQUE hand-beaten bronze Handles/Knobs (which we have listed separately in this category). Also, we rescued these from the now demolished Mansion, along with the UNIQUE hand beaten Bronze Door Straps...