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Updated August 20, 2018

Architectural Antiques

Our inventory of architectural antiques includes items such as salvaged antique doors (including interior, exterior, board & batten and paneled construction), period fireplace mantels and paneling, reclaimed antique cupboards, antique columns, and a small selection of unique antique finds we have discovered in our salvaging process.

New Large Factory Cart

This cart is quite large and different from any other cart I’ve seen. I got it about 8 years ago. It was mixed in with a trailer truck load of typical factory carts.

Cost: $750

Added March 16, 2018

Antique Columns #12

A spectacular matching pair of 16’(+/-) ionic columns from a circa 1849 church that collapsed in early 2011. The church was located in Dayville, CT along route 101. The columns are complete and in very good condition.

Cost: pair only, $4,500

Added August 14, 2017

Antique Chest Chest #5

This was a large grain antique chest later used as a wood box in my house for the past 100 years or so. Holes have been repaired with copper and wire mesh. It has 3 divided compartments under the lid.

Cost: $300

Added August 14, 2017

Antique Columns #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".

Cost: $100/pair

Added August 14, 2017

Copper and Brass Chandelier

This eight-light, c.1895 chandelier has been newly wired. It measures ~6'6" from ceiling to bulb fixtures by 3'6" in diameter. The largest globe on the top is ~10" in diameter.

Cost: $3,000

Added August 14, 2017

Antique Aetna 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.

Cost: $500

Added August 14, 2017

Door Transom with Side Lights #2

Set of matching Greek Revival door surrounds. The 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.

Cost: $500 for set

Added August 14, 2017

Sold Wooden Barred, 19th-Century Cell “Wall”

These were salvaged from a Norton, MA, mental institution that was torn down. They 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.

Cost: $250 for the set

Added August 14, 2017

Terracotta Tiles #1

These tiles were salvaged from a late 1800s Taunton, MA, mental institution. They are approximately 120 years old. There are 180 tiles plus a few cracked ones.

Cost: $3600 for all or $25 each

Added August 14, 2017

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: $450

Added August 14, 2017

Large Antique Wooden Trough

This trough apparently originated from the Thompson, CT area. It is made from the local wood used for barrels and bowls, I believe Tulip wood. It is very large (largest we’ve seen) and in great condition with little wear.

Cost: $650

Added August 14, 2017

Cast Iron Bust Statue

This bust of a French general has great detail and weathering and would make a wonderful garden ornament. Weighs approximately 145 lbs. The statue is 22” tall and the base is approx. 8” in diameter.

Cost: $750

Added August 14, 2017

Cast Iron Roman Boy Statue

This cast iron statue of a Roman boy has nice detail and weathering. Weighs approx. 130 lbs, stands 3’ high and base is 10” in diameter +/-.

Cost: $1,250

Added August 14, 2017

18th-Century Paneled Room Ends

These 18th-century paneled room ends with fireplace and door were salvaged from a Thompson, CT house that was slated for demolition. These two room ends, both attached to the main fireplace, but in different rooms, came from the first floor.

Cost: $5,000 each or $9,000 for the pair

Added August 14, 2017

Antique Ladder #1

Split pole ladder made from pine with and hand scraped oak rails. Two rails missing but can be replaced. Original paint, light blue. Great for hanging from ceiling as decoration. It measures 22” at base and tapers to the top. It is 12’2” tall.

Cost: $250

Added August 14, 2017

Turned Chestnut Columns

Two antique chestnut turned columns Measure approx. 6” diameter x 8’6” tall

Cost: $350/pair

Added August 14, 2017

Greek Revival Front Entrance

North Providence RI house. c. 1810. Greek revival front entryway with 5 window transom. Door, hinges interior and exterior woodwork included. Very heavy: approx. 500 lbs. Probably original strap hinges. Latch hardware not original.

Cost: $750

Added August 14, 2017

Large Cast-Iron Cauldron or Kettle #5

This very large cauldron is in great condition. It measures 40" in diameter at lip and is 42" deep. I'm guessing it weighs about 500 lbs. Fantastic planter or fire pit!

Cost: $1200

Added August 14, 2017

Large Cast Iron Bell

This was most likely either a large school bell or a small church bell. It measures 28" in diameter at base and approximately 18" tall.

Cost: $750

Added August 14, 2017

Primitive Split Rail Ladder #3

Nice, primitive split rail ladder with Birch branch rungs. Great for decoration on a wall or ceiling and to hang things off of. Not for functional use! Measures ~22” wide x 9’ tall x 3&1/2” deep.

Cost: $250

Added August 14, 2017

Civil War Cannonball

Cast iron cannon ball in original condition, great patina. It diameter is approximately 5&3/8” , circumference approximately 17&7/8”, weight is slightly more than 24 pounds.

Cost: $350

Added August 14, 2017

17th Century Wooden Bust

This carved wooden bust came from England and is dated between c.1650 to c.1680. It is a rough carving with the rasp marks very visible. It measures 20” tall x 10” wide at shoulders x 6.5” wide at lower chest. A unique and very old piece.

Cost: $3,200

Added August 14, 2017

Antique Slate Black Boards

Approximately 50 pieces all 42” tall and 3' to 6' +/- wide and 1/4” to 1/2” thick. Most have green blackboard paint that can be removed on smooth side.

Cost: $10 per linear foot, pick up only

Added August 14, 2017

Antique Wood Door #134

Victorian Pocket Door with hardware. Measures 54” wide x 80” tall x 1&1/2” thick. Someone tried to strip one side and damaged the wood surface, but this could be sanded out.

Cost: $250

Added August 14, 2017

Barn Door #2

Measures approximately 42&1/2” wide x 75&1/2” tall. With battens door is 1&3/4” thick. Rollers are 4&1/2” proud of door top. No rail.

Cost: $350

Added August 14, 2017

Sold Door Set #20

1st period, classic Connecticut 3-panel (raised panel) doors with matching spade thumb latches and each have strap hinges. Doors measure 31” wide x 77” tall.

Cost: $350 each

Added August 14, 2017

Sold Door Set #18

Set of five six-panel doors. All doors have flat panels with Ogee moldings front and back. From an early Durham, CT house.

Cost: $500

Added August 14, 2017

Sold Door Set #17

Two-door set. 30" x 83" x 1&1/4". Six flat panels with Ogee molding on front. 2&3/4" cast butts and white knobs.

Cost: $300

Added August 14, 2017

Sold Period Fireplace Mantel #27

Salvaged from the Samuel Terry house in Bristol, CT. Inner dimensions, 45&1/2” x 32&1/4” high. Outer dimensions, 62” wide x 48&1/2” tall. Shelf, 62” wide x 7” deep.

Cost: $250

Added August 14, 2017

Period Fireplace Mantel #22

This Colonial Revival Mantel probably dates around the 1930's. It is in great condition and could be used with the mirrored top section or without. It appears to be white pine.

Cost: $450

Added August 14, 2017

Period Fireplace Mantel #20

Corner fireplace mantle, ~c.1870 from southwestern CT. One of a matching pair from the same house, although they are slightly differently sizes. Because these are corner mantle pieces, they have a lot of room behind them and may be suitable for gas fireplaces. Made of Chestnut or Ash.

Cost: $250

Added August 14, 2017

Period Fireplace Mantel #15

Small, carved, poplar mantel. Carvings all appear to be out of solid wood, not applied. Probably only 50+/- years old. Has a small chunk missing on lower right side.

Cost: $200

Added August 14, 2017

Sold Period Fireplace Mantel #13

Salvaged from an early North Providence, RI house. Great looking mantel, but needs repair due to stove pipe cut out.

Cost: $125

Added July 22, 2017