Architectural Antiques

Our inventory of architectural antiques includes items such as salvaged antique doors, period fireplace mantels and paneling, reclaimed antique cupboards, antique columns, vintage stone (mill stones, doorsteps, foundation stones, etc.), antique iron hardware (latches, hinges, etc.) and much more. View inventory in the following categories of architectural antiques by following links below:

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For Sale: Miscellaneous Architectural Antiques

Updated 5/12/08

Antique Stone Sink (#2): NEW INVENTORY
This period stone sink from Ashford, CT, has initials and a date carved into the front. The initials are "AH" and dated 1802. It measures 33” wide x 28” deep x 8” thick.

Cost: $3600

Ornamental Iron Transom: NEW INVENTORY
This antique transom has residual paint, lots of age and pitting rust. It measures 62&1/2” across bottom x 26&3/4” high.
Cost: $750

Antique Chinese Door Sets: NEW INVENTORY
These door sets are made of wood and iron. Imported from China, the wood door is antique, but the decorative iron is new. Some of the doors have ‘ghosts’ from old hardware. This is the first of nine pairs. All have similar style and iron, but vary slightly in size and individual markings and wear on the wood.


Cost: $1850/pair

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Fluted Wood Columns: NEW INVENTORY
These solid poplar columns were originally much taller, but had rotted on the bottom. They are now ~5’3&1/2” tall. The top diameter is ~7&3/4” and the bottom diameter is ~9”.

Cost: $800/pair

Large Antique Wooden Trough: NEW INVENTORY
Very large handmade tulip wood trough with cupped hand-holds on each end. 4’ long x 28&1/2” wide and 8” deep.

Cost: $1650

Small Cupboard: NEW INVENTORY
Built-in cupboard from Grafton, MA, house with original 1” cast-butt hinges. It measures 18&3/4” wide x 20&3/4” tall x 9&1/2” deep.

Cost: $450

1780s Door Transom:
Original feature from 1780s Grafton, MA, colonial, this transom has 15 separate panes
Dimensions: ~35&5/8” wide x 12&7/8” tall x 1&1/8” thick

Cost: $450

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Carved Pew End:
This carved, #88 pew bench end was made from chestnut.

Dimensions: ~40” x 20” (measured as a rectangle). The ‘88’ is 2” high.


Cost: $425

Industrial Clamps :
These heavy iron glue clamps are great for gluing board stock for wood tops. I use them in my shop. Each measures ~5”wide x 44” long x 6” high.

Cost: $125 each for the complete ones/$100 each without the compression clamp/Minimum order 2

Corner Cupboard (#3):
Original feature from 1780s Grafton, MA, house. With H-L hinges complimented by a brass swivel latch. They seem to be all original and in very good shape.
39” wide x 13&1/4” deep x 97” tall.

Cost: $3,500

Corner Cupboard (#2):
Original feature from 1780s Grafton, MA, house. Built-in with dental moldings and sets of 3 vertical carvings above the dental moldings, hand-planed wood on the 4-paneled door and wood work is fantastic.
39” wide x 12&3/4” deep x 88” tall.
Cost: $3,500

1780s Corner Cupboard (#1):
Original feature from 1780s Grafton, MA, house that was built into the structure of the house and was carefully removed as a whole unit. Measures 97” (8’1”) tall. The flat face housing the doors is 38” wide and the beveled sides are each approximately 9&3/4” wide.

Cost: $6,500

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Chimney Surround #4:
Original built-in feature from 1780s Grafton, MA, house that surrounded the interior chimneystack. Measures 25” deep x 49&1/2” wide x 96”+ tall.


Cost: $4,250

Chimney Surround #3:
Original built-in feature from 1780s Grafton, MA, house that was built around the interior chimneystack. Measures 26&1/4” deep x 48” wide x 96”+ tall.


Cost: $4,250

Chimney Surround #2:
Original built-in feature from 1780s Grafton, MA, house that surrounded the interior chimneystack. Measures 24&3/4” deep x 41&3/8” wide x 88” tall.


Cost: $2,500

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Chimney Surround #1:
Original built-in feature from 1780s Grafton, MA, house that was built around the interior chimneystack. Measures 26&1/2” deep x 46” wide x approx. 88” tall.


Cost: $4,500

Cast Iron Bust Statue:
This bust is a reproduction cast iron statue, probably from China. Great detail and weathering. Weight: approx. 145 lbs. The statue is 22” tall and the base is approx. 8” in diameter.


Cost: $750

Cast Iron Roman Boy Statue:
This cast iron statue of a Roman boy is a reproduction most likely from China. Nice detail and weathering. Weighs approx. 130 lbs, stands 3’ high and base is 10” in diameter +/-.


Cost: $1,250

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18th-Century Paneled Room Ends:
Paneled room ends with fireplace and door were salvaged from a Thompson, CT house. They are in 3 sections. The approx. measurements are 11’6” wide and 6’ 6” high per room end. One door has cast butt hinges and the other has H-L’s.
Cost: $8,250 each or $14,000 for the pair

Antique Ladder #1: SOLD
Split pole ladder made from pine with and hand scraped oak rails. It measures 22” at base and tapers to the top. It is 12’2” tall.
Cost: $350

Carved Stone Sink:
Very early stone sink carved from a solid piece in great condition. Sink outside measures 21” deep (back to front) x 28” wide x 6” high. Basin is approx. 3.5” deep.
Cost: $3,000

Antique Chestnut Columns:

Two antique chestnut turned columns that measure approx. 6” diameter x 8’6” tall
Cost: $850/pair

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Antique Copper Lantern:
It is approx. 25” high, 12.5” wide at it’s widest, 7”x7” at it’s base and 6.5”x6.5” at it’s top. The crown is 7.5” tall and the ball on top is 2.25” in diameter.

Cost: $850

Antique Lock Plate:
Hand-forged lock with operational key. The face plate is approx. 8”x8”, the bar is 14.25” long, the key is 7.5” long.

Cost: $750

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Cast Iron Roosters:
Cast iron roosters imported from China (not antique). 22” high, 13” breast to tail, and 7” wide.
Cost: $95 each or two for $160

Split Column:
Matching halves of an unpainted, Douglas fir (?) column

Cost: $250

Trap door with hinges:
Trap door from attic of early RI house with hand-wrought hinges. Dimensions: 33&1/4” x 30&3/4”.

Cost: $450

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Early Cupboard:
Wall cupboard with 4 shelves. Dimensions: 45” wide x 69&1/2” high x 14” deep

Cost: $1,250

c. 1810 Built-in Cupboard:
Main box: 36” wide x 82” high x 14” deep
Cost: $1,850

Greek Revival Front Entrance:
Greek revival front entry way with 5 window transom from North Providence, RI c. 1810; door, hinges interior and exterior woodwork included.
Cost: $4,800

Antique Solid Wood Columns:
Pair of solid turned columns, 62” high and 7&3/4” in diameter.
Cost: $750 for the pair

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Antique Wall Panel:
Wall panel section from Livingston Mansion, c. 1790. Dimensions: 36” x 34”

Cost: $175

Antique Poplar Wall Boards:
Early hand-planed, unpainted pantry wall with bead. Poplar and pine; see details page for dimensions.
Cost: $825

salvaged antique beaded wall boards

Chestnut Foundry Forms:
Two antique chestnut foundry forms from Willimantic, CT. Dimensions: 55"wide x 24" deep at base, 37" wide at top and 8'3" tall
Cost: $3,600
Form without shelves: $2,500

salvaged antique chestnut foundry forms

19th-Century Barn Cupola:
From late 1800s dairy barn
Dimensions: Approx. 4’4” square at base, 5’8” square at soffet, 8’ tall
Cost: $3,200 as is

salvaged antique barn cupola

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