Pine Building and Garden Elements

Once fixed panels either side of a set of double doors, this pair will make a beautiful set of internal or external double doors, particularly in properties of the Edwardian and Vict...

An English George III style pine fireplace, with carved festoon centre of leaves, fruit and flowers, scrolled and leaf side panels, acanthus l...

An antique Neoclassical style fireplace surround constructed from pine, with applied composition decoration, painted. Additional dimensions: Opening height 109.5 cm Opening ...

A good quality condition and richly toned Ecclesiastical figural stained glass window circa 1890 from the studio of Clayton & Bell. This spectacular late 19th century stained glass ...

An antique carved pine fireplace. In a Georgian style, this fire surround showcases ornate scrolling grape vines and foliage to the frieze with slender jambs and a unique dog leg ope...

An antique English pine Georgian style fire surround. Handcrafted circa 1900 in a Neoclassical style. Inspired by earlier Georgian design, this reclaimed fire surround is highly dec...

We are delighted to offer this lovely Victorian pitch pine & Gesso circa 1860 fire surround A very good looking and highly decorative fire surround, the gesso plaster detailing is...

A Victorian glazed pine door, with raised and fielded panels to the lower half with clear single glazing above. Suitable for interior or exterior use, this reclaimed door will make ...

An early 19th century antique pine front door reclaimed from a Georgian townhouse in Leicestershire. This large and substantial door is of six panel configuration, with uniquely shap...

A set of German antique double doors dating from the late 19th century and later fitted with mirrors. These doors were likely once used as external doors but are now more suited to b...

An antique Neoclassical English pine fireplace, reclaimed from a Norfolk farmhouse. This late 18th century fireplace incorporates Neoclassical and Georgian styles, making it an elega...

When you want the room to make an elegant statement... Commanding attention with its grand proportions and exceptional craftsmanship, this impressive English-made pine breakfront fi...

Nice 18th-early 19th century North Carolina yellow pine mantle in original blue and white paint. Typical "neat and plain" style.

An 18th century antique Georgian pine fire mantel with old paint finish. Dating from circa 1780, this fireplace has stood the test of time for more than 240 years and is in original ...

This set of 3 Victorian acid etched glass doors make beautiful internal dividing doors for a reception room, hallway or conservatory in a traditiona...

A stained glass window of a vivid geometric design by Goddard and Gibbs. This stained glass window displays a blending of vibrant colours, shapes and patterns creating a handprinted...

A late 19th century reclaimed pine interior door with raised and fielded panels to both sides. Stripped and sanded, this antique door is ready for finishing in paint, stain or wax as...

These have previously been used as sliding doors, they could however be fitted with butt hinges. The glazing is a mixture of clear, obscured and textured gl...

Elegant carved wooden fireplace dating from the end of the 18th century, made of fir and walnut. Its pediment is decorated with a rich carved decoration of foliage scrolls and a cent...

An antique Victorian stained glass quatrefoil panel depicting a floral spray and scrolled decoration. Dating to circa 1900, this vivid colours of this English panel would look strik...

An antique George III English pine fire surround salvaged from Hammer Hill House. Dating to circa 1780, this finely made fireplace displays carved lime wood decoration. The frieze i...

A reclaimed Georgian style carved pine fireplace. Dating to the late 19th century, this fire surround showcases ornate scrolling foliage to the frieze with slender jambs and a unique...

Set of three pairs of Charlotte Perriand large slat doors Hisotry: Le Courboulay Building, Le Mans, France Provenance: Gallery Clément Cidivino, circa 1950, ...

You can imagine these early 20th century front doors with stained glass sitting proudly at the porch of a large Victorian townhouse. At over 100 years old, each door features origina...

A tall antique French painted acid etched pine door. Suitable for interior use, this striking door is artistically glazed with acid etched glass depicting elegant roses and lilies in...

This pine chimneypiece has a swan-neck pediment supporting three pedestals, with dentil and leaf borders. There is a central limewood oval portrait of Robert Marsham, 2nd Baron Romney carved in relief and suspended by acanthus and tied ribbons. The frieze below is also applied with limewood carving of naval trophies, emblematic of seamanship and learning, flanking a central tablet depicting a reclining Marine Society boy. The supports are composed of large fluted columns with Ionic capitals and edged with egg and dart borders and leaf-carved mouldings. English, 1775. Provenance: Supplied by Mr. Tousey for the Committee Room of the Marine Society at No. 54 Bishopsgate Street, London, in April 1775 at a cost of £30.15s 6d removed to Clark’s Place, Bishopsgate Street, London, in 1891 Published: Woodman, Richard “…..of daring temper 250 years of the Marine Society.” London 2006, pp 24-25. Bosanquet, Henry T. A., The Marine Society, A Catalogue of the Pictures and other Works of Art, 1905, p. 14. The Marine Society is the world’s oldest public maritime charity and was the brainchild of Jonas Hanway. In 1756, at the beginning of the Seven Years’ War, he reflected on Britain’s woefully undermanned and ill-equipped navy. His idea was to ensure that young men and boys who wished to ‘learn the duty of seaman…shall be handsomely clothed and provided with bedding, and their charges born down to the ports where His Majesty’s Ships lye with all other proper encouragement.’ During the ensuing hostilities the Society equipped 5,140 men and 4,787 boys for the Navy. In 1793 Admiral Lord Nelson, a governor of the Society, requested 20 lads to join his 64-gun ship Agamemnon at Chatham. By the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805, at least 15% of British naval manpower was being supplied, trained and equipped by the Marine Society. By 1774, the Society had outgrown its offices in the Royal Exchange and moved to 54 Bishopsgate Street. Detailed minutes of the weekly Committee meetings describe the furnishing of the Society’s new Committee Room, including ‘a carved chimneypiece...

19th century Gothic double-sided solid pine exterior door was crafted from solid pine which has been fully stripped and ready for staining or painting to complement your project! The...

A reclaimed religious stained glass window of St Michael weighing a soul, after a medieval era stained glass window in Eaton Bishop Church, Herefordshire. This English church origina...

Single 19th century Spanish shutter and original hand-wrought iron hardware. There are no nails or glue. The shutter is made as an interlocking puzzle...

A fantastic set of very large Georgian style 6-panel pine double doors, ideal for use as room dividing doors in a traditional townhouse or country manor with generously high ceilings...

A Victorian era stained glass window dating from the late 19th century. Bold and vibrant, this antique stained glass window centres around a monogram of the letters F and R among colourful florals in front of a golden tree with an abundance of leaves and foliage. It is one of two stained glass...

This highly decorative antique fire mantel dates from the late 1800s and encompasses a mixture of styles from across the ages. The composition moul...

A smart neoclassical style antique wooden fire mantel dating from the early 20th century. This simple surround is made in pine with a waxed finish a...

A set of painted exterior doors with stained glass panels.

An unglazed 19th century front or exterior door dating from circa 1890. This stylish and substantial antique door is made from pine and features two empty panes ready for bespoke gla...

A petite antique pine fireplace. At over 200 years old, this timeless piece has certainly stood the test of time. Its stripped finish displays a neutral tone suitable for modern and...

An antique carved pine fire mantel in the early Georgian / Palladian style of William Kent, the leading architect and designer of 18th century Britain. Highly ornate, this large pin...

Dating from 19th century England, this large glazed Victorian arched door is a stunning feature for properties period and modern. It was reclaimed ...

A beautifully handpainted 19th century interior door, previously fitted into The Grange, Wendover; an English Grade II Listed Building based...

A large scale antique pine fireplace mantel finished in primer, formerly used as a kitchen fire surround. Though this reclaimed fireplace dates from the late 19th century, its simple...

A petite, hand carved Georgian style pine fire mantel salvaged from a townhouse in Bath, UK. This elegant wooden fireplace is over 150 years old and has beautifully preserved details including floral embellishments to the corner blocks, stylised dentals and lambs tongue carving. Highly ornate, this antique Georgian fireplace...

N.2 Interior double doors in lacquered wood, in first patina, made up of two leaves with ovaloid carved panels. Double-sided: back carved in the same way. Without frame, original fro...

An early 20th century stained glass window, beautifully etched with Art Nouveau style details. This is just one of ten similar windows we have for sale. While it will look stunning ...

This antique acid etched glazed door makes a handsome internal door for a sunroom, kitchen pantry or interior porch. It is artistically glazed with acid et...

A charming late 17th/early 18th century Georgian stained pine fire surround, carved in the neoclassical style. This 225-year-old antique fireplace will make a beautiful addition to ...

Set of two wooden columns salvaged from a site in Ontario. These wooden accent pieces are complete with caps and bases and are in a faux marble grain pa...

Pair mid-19th century French hand-forged wrought iron framed panels were painstakingly crafted by an obviously talented metal smith out of red-hot iron to create an artistic window accent that also happens to be exceedingly secure! Hand-forged during the Napoleon III Period which was the beginning of the heydays of the Belle Epoque, each panel is constructed using rivets which is difficult, tedious, and requires considerable skill, but results in a finished work that literally transcends time itself! The classically-inspired architecture of the works are undeniable, as is the subtle French touch in the elegant scrollwork and curvatures. Each is mounted in its original solid pine framework, and because they are hand-forged, are very slightly different in size which is only immediately apparent when they're placed right next to each other. Perfect for adding a timeless Old World touch to your interior or exterior decor...

An 18th century (circa 1750) George II pine doorway. The barrel frieze carved with shell centre and scrolled leaves and foliage, surmounted by egg and dart dentil cornice. Panelled p...

An elegant set of reclaimed internal double doors sourced from an English chapel, circa 1890. These antique doors are made from sturdy pitch pine and have a characteristic warm wood ...

An unusual exterior door constructed from pine, with applied carvings.

A magnificent and very large reclaimed religious stained glass window made by Osborne and Phillips in 1949. This spectacular window stands at over 2.2m (7 ft) tall and features a rel...

An impressive, large scale George III carved wooden chimneypiece, circa 1800. This spectacular antique fire surround is beautifully handcarved throughout, featuring acanthus leaf and...

A pair of large early 20th century German doors made of pine. Each door has the original bracket or rollers mounted on top with which they could originally be used as sliding doors....

Set of Reclaimed painted double doors. A pair of painted French doors with striking blue and white contrasting colours. The doors feature raised, ...

Pair 19th Century Framed Oval Stained Glass Windows will make the perfect finishing touch to your remodeling or building project! Each oval window consists of amber and light eggplant colored diamond-shaped panes, or in Louisiana parlance, Purple and Gold! Each window is surrounded by oval molding, then survives in its original rectangular frame which is chamfered on the sides and fitted with pyramidal rosettes on each corner to add visual interest and a three dimensional aspect. Use them as exterior...

An antique Victorian pine internal door dating from the early 20th century. This reclaimed door will make a handsome feature in a period townhouse or traditional cottage. Detailed wi...

Large German double door in the original color with a beautiful patina from the late 19th century. Very decorative unique piece in unrestored condition. Dimensions: 285 cm h...

A reclaimed shallow arched stained glass panel by Goddard and Gibbs in an abstract design. This is a modernist stained glass panel with an unusual design, blending together a range ...

An antique Louis style carved pine fireplace. This fire surround is decorated in composition detailing painted in a bright white, while the waxed finish of this fireplace gives it a ...

Beautif pair of heavy, neoclassical greek cumns from France, early 20th century, circa 1900-1920. Sid pine soft wood. Strong fluting of the stele. Square cornice and plinth. Doric ca...