Salvaged Antique Wood

We supply vintage recycled building materials in chestnut, oak and pine. Antique beams, boards, joists, etc. can be used for either decorative or structural purposes, such as cathedral ceilings. We have a variety of salvaged antique wood in stock; please email or call us to discuss your application and needs.

Occasionally, we offer antique buildings, such as the hand-hewn 19th-century post & beam frame pictured below. Subscribe to my mailing list for periodic e-mail updates on this and other inventory.

We also supply (click on links below for more information):

For Sale: Updated 5/5/08

Mahogany Plank: NEW INVENTORY This is the largest piece of wood I’ve come across. It measures 39” WIDE x 8’ long x 2” thick. It is approx. 50 years old and was just taken out of storage. I’m not sure if it is South American or African Mahogany. It looks like it will have some great ribbon patterns or figure in the wood. This single plank would make a fantastic table top, bar top or kitchen island top. More Details Cost: ‘as is’ $3850, ‘finished’ (hand-planed & oiled) $4500
Misc. wide boards: Wide boards available, painted and unpainted for wainscot, flooring or vertical wall boards. Range of widths shown is 16” to 25” wide x 3’ to 7’ long. Prices vary depending on board. More Details Cost: Prices range from $15sf to $30sf +/-.
White Pine Boards: SOLD Wood lot #8: Modest batch of numbered white pine wall boards, approx. 6’ long x 7’ wide. Width range from 7.5” to 9.5”. Board #7 broken. Great color and wear. More Details Cost: Whole lot only = $325
Pine Factory Posts: Factory post#1: Pine factory post with chamfered edges. From 1880’s Willimantic, CT foundry. 5.75” x 5.75” x 9’2” tall. Cost $425 Factory post#2: NO PICTURE. Identical look to post#1 but measures 7.5”x7.5”x9’4”. Cost $500 More Details
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Black Walnut Boards: Approx 80sf +, 3/8” thick, slabs. Milled on both sides and sticker for approx. 50 years – never used. As shown the boards are 15” to 20” wide ... More Details Cost: Whole lot only, $1000
Spruce Plank: single board, 22” wide x 10’ long x 1&1/4” thick More Details Cost: $350
Chestnut Plank #2: single wall board. Many small nail holes and stains from plaster. Some checks on one end. Great for bar top. 23” wide x 7’6” long x 1&1/4” thick. More Details Cost: $425
Pine Sub-Flooring: 600sf+ pine straight sawn sub-flooring. Widths of 7” to 19”, lengths up to 13’. Most boards are 1” thick. Great for rustic wall in a wine cellar or as exposed sub-flooring. More Details Cost: whole batch $6sf = $3600. Partials @ $8sf.
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White Pine: Approx. 400sf of 1”x 6” white pine is circular sawn, approx. 50 years old and never used. Boards are full 1” thick and most are 5&3/4” wide. More Details Cost: $1800 for whole batch
Arched Chestnut Rafters: Twelve pairs of antique chestnut rafters, most in good condition. Base to peak is 6’, distance at base is 7’6”, rafter dimensions are approx. 2”x5”. More Details Cost: $3,000 for all 12 pairs
16/4 Cherry Stock: Approximately 80bf of 16/4 new (not antique) cherry... More Details Cost: all 3 planks, $1850
Brazilian Mahogany: 2 planks that are approx. 2” thick x 15” wide x 15’ long. More Details Cost: $1200
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1850s Post & Beam Frame: Hand-hewn 19th-century post & beam frame with a king-post truss system. Was formerly a church and dismantled in Canada. Dimensions are approximately 36'L x 26'W x 25'H to peak. More Details Cost: $24,000 (reduced price)
Black Spruce Beams: 3 hand-hewn, from Canada. Circa 1850. Beams are approx. 5”x8” and the following lengths: one is 20 feet and two are 22 feet. More Details Cost: $1,920 for all 3 ($30/linear foot), or $40 linear foot for individual beams.
850 sf Brown Board: Probably Canadian Black Spruce, mix of sub-flooring and sheathing. Rough-sawn surface. Boards vary in length, width and thickness. More details. Cost: $3400 for whole batch or $5sf for partials

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