Architectural Antiques

Iron gate(s) #2: Pair of matching curved, heavy gauge iron gates that each measure 5'8” tall x 4'3” circumfrence.  The two together would work for an opening of approximately 8' wide. 

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Cost: pair only, $1650

Iron gate(s) #1: Pair of matching curved, heavy gauge iron gates that each measure 5'8” tall x 5'2” circumfrence.  The two together would work for an opening of approximately 9'6” to 10' wide. 

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Cost: pair only, $1650

Paneled wall section #1: Early raised panel wall section, c. 18th century. Never painted, but this wall did have a plaster and lath over it at some point. Measures 57&3/4" wide x 7'2&1/2" tall.

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Cost: $1,500

Chest #1: This six-board grain chest is the largest chest (never mind the six boards) I've ever seen. It is made from 22" wide, hand-planed white pine and measures 8'9" long x 22" deep x 31&1/4" tall.

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Cost: $7,500

Column #11:

Small set of matching, fluted columns made from solid wood. They measure 78" tall plus circular tenons on each end. The diameter at the top is ~6&1/2" and at the bottom is ~ 7&1/2".

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Cost: $250/pair

Shutter Set #2:

Small double shutter and a single. Made of dense wood, including bird's eye maple panels and possibly mahogany framing.

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Cost: $125

Antique Column #10:

Single column without capital or base. Where staves join there is a point vs. a flat face. The column is hollow. It is 98&1/2" tall.

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Cost: $250

Antique Column #9:

Single column without capital or base. Where staves join there is a 3/8" flat face. The column is hollow. It is 92&1/2" tall.

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Cost: $200

Transom #3:

Fan transom carved from a single board. Measures 65&1/2" wide x 20" tall. Top rim is 3&7/8" deep. Single board is 1" thick.

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Cost: $800

Brass & Copper Chandelier

This eight light, c.1895 chandelier has been newly wired. The fixtures that were replaced dated it to around 1895 made from tubular copper and brass fittings and copper globes.

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Cost: $7500

Iron Fireplace Bumper #1:

Used to prevent burning logs from rolling off the hearth stone onto the wooded flooring. Skilled hand-forged iron work. 69" wide x 17" deep x 7" tall.

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Cost: $450

"Furniture & Chairs" Sign

This hand-painted, double sided sign is probably late 1800's. The sign has two hand wrought 'eyes' to hang it and measures 32" wide x 20" tall x 2&3/4" thick.

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Cost: $750

"Sea Grill" Sign

This hand-painted restaurant sign is big, weathered and probably early to mid-1900's. It is painted over an earlier sign which reads 'Mays Restaurant' and 'Cigarettes.' It measures 12' long x 16.5" tall x 2&1/4" thick. The fish and the lobster take up 32" of each end.

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Cost: $1650

Aetna Insurance Co. Sign

This original, hand-painted Aetna Insurance sign (double sided) was found in the loft of a barn in Tolland, CT. It measures 38" wide x 32" tall x 3" thick.

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Cost: $3500

Greek Revival Door Transom & Side Lights

(Set #2) Set of matching Greek Revival door surrounds: transom measures 63&3/4" long x 10" tall and has 11 panes. The two side lights are 55&3/4" tall x 12" wide and have 10 panes each.

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Cost: $750 for set

Wooden barred, 19th-century cell "wall"

Salvaged from a Norton, MA, mental institution that was torn down, these "walls" measure approx. 7'2" wide x 7" high, which includes approx. a 5" gap to the floor on the bottom and an 7.5" gap between sections. The bars are 1&3/8" in diameter and solid wood that is nicely burnished. The upper is 43.25" high and the lower is 30" high. The shelf is 11.5" wide x 7/8" thick.

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Cost: $2,000 for the set

Room End #3
This unpainted room end from was salvaged from an early 18th-century house in NH. It measures approximately 14'6"+ wide and 7' tall to plaster line (+ 2" to 3" more).

Cost: $4,500

Antique Copper Sink
This copper sink is in very good condition and includes the goose neck faucets that came with it. The box surrounding the sink is 31&5/8" long x 20&1/8" wide x 8&1/2" thick. The copper basin is 30" long x 18&1/2" wide x 7&1/2"+ deep.

Cost: $2,850

Antique Iron Fence #1:
The fence is very heavy and made of galvanized iron. It is probably from the 1900's.

Dimensions: 75 linear feet, most sections are ~ 7' long. It is 36" high. Cost:

Cost: $1,875 ($25 per linear foot)

Terracotta Tiles #1:
These tiles were salvaged from a late 1800s Taunton, MA, mental institution. They have a range of texture from smooth to slightly pitted. The would look great in a sun room or garden shed, but could also be used for fireplace hearths.
Dimensions: ~9" x 9" x ~ 1&3/8" thick

Cost: $3600 for all (180) or $25 each

Antique Iron Handcuffs & Shackles:
The iron cuffs are in fantastic shape and are high quality. They are stamped with 2 3/4" (~1/8" high) and "197" in bold print ~ 1/4" high. The cuffs measure ~11" end to end. The shackles measure ~38" long and have spring loaded latches.

Cost: $1250 for both

19th Century Cast Iron Radiator:
This cast iron hot water radiator looks like it will actually work or could just be decorative piece. The date embossed on the floor 'rim' of the column looks like 1888 or 1868. It measures 26" wide x 5" deep x 29.5" high.

Cost: $750

Cast Iron Coal Grate:
This fireplace grate insert was salvaged from an 18thC. Berlin, MA, house. Measurements: ~19”wide x ~19.5” deep x 10” tall.

Cost: $350

Antique Chinese Table:
This antique table imported from China is very rustic, rugged and heavy. The top is approx. 16” wide x 88” long x 3” thick. The table is 31.5” tall.

Cost: $1,250

Antique Factory Carts:
Truckload of wooden and iron factory carts of all different sizes. Average size approx. 28” wide x 52” long. Many different styles of corner hardware.

Cost: See details here or call Tom at 860-655-5259 with questions and/or to make an offer

Antique Ladder (#2):
This A-frame ladder was salvaged from an old gas company factory building. It measures 10’4” tall when closed and 10’ tall when open. The base is 35” wide at the bottom and 17” at the top.

Cost: $650

Ornamental Iron Transom:
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: $450

Fluted Wood Columns:
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:
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:
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

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 (#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: $2,500

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: $3,500

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: $3,000

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: $1,800

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: $3,200

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

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 14’ 7 ” wide and 82” 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:
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

Antique Chestnut Columns:

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

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

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

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

Cost: $1,250

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: $3,500

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

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