Wonderful antique oak door with beveled glass. The door is a divided fifteen-light door, measuring 36" wide, 82" tall, and 1-3/4" thick. NED84-RW

Wonderful antique oak door with beveled glass. The door is a divided fifteen-light door, measuring 36" wide, 82" tall, and 1-3/4" thick. NED84-RW   « Less

Antique divided light oak door with beveled glass. The door is a divided twelve-light door, measuring 35-3/4" wide, 83-3/8" tall, and is 1-3/4" thick. NED85-RW

Antique divided light oak door with beveled glass. The door is a divided twelve-light door, measuring 35-3/4" wide, 83-3/8" tall, and is 1-3/4" thick. NED85-RW   « Less

This sculpture titled "Danaides" was made from a single sheet of pure silver, backed and framed with solid walnut. We estimate there are approximately 60 to 70 ozs or more of  More »

This sculpture titled "Danaides" was made from a single sheet of pure silver, backed and framed with solid walnut. We estimate there are approximately 60 to 70 ozs or more of .999 silver in this relief. It is number 23 of a limited edition of 75 designed by Paul Vincze and produced for Vito Rossi by the Franklin Mint on February 14, 1969. The solid walnut frame measures 32" wide x 21" high x 1.75" deep , and the sculpture measures 14.5" high x 25" wide x .5 " deep. Paul Vincze, medallist: born Galgagyork, Hungary 15 August 1907; married 1958 Emilienne Chauzeix; died Magagnosc, France 5 March 1994. Paul Vincze was a prolific artist and an internationally acclaimed medallist. He excelled at portraiture and his work reflects his sensitive approach to the subject, his mature work achieving an almost Renaissance quality. His sitters were many and varied, including Sir Winston Churchill, President Harry Truman, Pope Paul VI, Yehudi Menuhin, Prince Karim Aga Khan and JB Priestley. He studied at the State School of Arts and Crafts at Budapest and later under Ede Telcs, an extremely talented portraitist; Vincze absorbed his instruction with enthusiasm and, in later years, expressed the opinion that Telcs 'was the greatest medallist of this generation'. From 1935 to 1937 Vincze studied in Rome and then returned to his native country. Nazi persecution forced him to flee, however, and in 1938 he came to England, setting up his studio in London. He lived there for the rest of his life except for annual visits to his house in the south of France. He became a British subject in 1948.He was the recipient of several awards including a Premio Especial at the International Exhibition, Madrid, in 1951, a silver medal at the Paris Salon of 1964 and the first gold medal of the American Numismatic Association, 1966. This Bio was taken from http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/obituary-paul-vincze-1367203.html   « Less

Amazing antique heart of pine salvaged fireplace mantel, dating from the 1800's, with marvelous aged and crackled paint. The top of the mantel begins with a beveled shelf  More »

Amazing antique heart of pine salvaged fireplace mantel, dating from the 1800's, with marvelous aged and crackled paint. The top of the mantel begins with a beveled shelf with projecting sections, moving down to a horizontal band of beveled edges stair-stepping in. Below this band, the center panel of the mantel features bold reeding. On either side is a vertical panel with a raised rectangle and surrounding beveled borders. The mantel legs feature a similar design, elongated for emphasis. The mantel has been painted multiple colors in the past - light green, black, cream - which has worn away over the years, giving the piece an incredible distressed finish. The mantel is in very good antique condition; it measures 77" wide, 57" tall, and 7-1/2" deep, and has a firebox opening of approximately 49" wide and 36-3/4” tall. NFPM26-RW   « Less

Exceptional large stained glass transom. Size is 16 1/2 x 52 1/2. In the wood window frame. Glass is in Ambers, greens, golds with pebbled glass. The only flaw is with one  More »

Exceptional large stained glass transom. Size is 16 1/2 x 52 1/2. In the wood window frame. Glass is in Ambers, greens, golds with pebbled glass. The only flaw is with one pane (on the side) with a bb hole and would be an easy fix for any stained glass shop as it's an outside pane. Attractive late victorian /early craftsman design. This was removed from a house that is being restored to a earlier period. We can work with the shipper of your choice or this can be picked up in our Indy location.   « Less

A wonderful 34-5/8-inch reclaimed antique fifteen-light oak door with beveled glass and a stained finish. This salvaged door measures 34-5/8” wide, 80-3/4” tall,  More »

A wonderful 34-5/8-inch reclaimed antique fifteen-light oak door with beveled glass and a stained finish. This salvaged door measures 34-5/8” wide, 80-3/4” tall, and 1-3/4” thick. This door has some chips from the lower edge as pictured. NED86-RW   « Less

A fabulous 32-inch reclaimed antique fifteen-light door with beveled glass and a stained finish. This salvaged door measures 32” wide, 83” tall, and 1-3/8”  More »

A fabulous 32-inch reclaimed antique fifteen-light door with beveled glass and a stained finish. This salvaged door measures 32” wide, 83” tall, and 1-3/8” thick. This door has some chips from the lower edge, and is missing a small piece of trim as shown. NED87-RW   « Less

A 36-inch, 7-foot reclaimed antique twelve-light door, painted white, with beveled glass. This salvaged oak door measures 36” wide, 83-1/2” tall, and 1-3/4”  More »

A 36-inch, 7-foot reclaimed antique twelve-light door, painted white, with beveled glass. This salvaged oak door measures 36” wide, 83-1/2” tall, and 1-3/4” thick. NED88-RW   « Less

Heavy bronze temple bell c 1941. Dated March 5th 1941. We believe the bell is much older than the date that is engraved into it. Made from very heavy bronze with a heavy  More »

Heavy bronze temple bell c 1941. Dated March 5th 1941. We believe the bell is much older than the date that is engraved into it. Made from very heavy bronze with a heavy bronze chain. The bell measures 9.5 inches high by 7.5 inches across with a 30 inch chain. This bell has a wonderful sound. Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6.35% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply. This piece is on display in our gallery at Clock TowerAntiques Center and can be seen in-person by visiting 824 E Main Street Branford,CT 06405. For hours of operation visit: http://www.ClockTowerAntiquesCenter.com *** If you wish to see examples of similar items we have sold and/or appraised please go to our affiliate site www.OneofaKindAntiques.com and click the Archives / Homepage logo ***   « Less

A beautiful antique quarter-sawn oak mantel, dating from the early 1900’s. This fireplace mantel features substantial, rounded legs with an arched opening flanked by  More »

A beautiful antique quarter-sawn oak mantel, dating from the early 1900’s. This fireplace mantel features substantial, rounded legs with an arched opening flanked by carved corbels. The mantel shelf features a rounded front with gorgeous tiger-stripes. This mantel is in good antique condition with a few scrapes and chips as shown. The mantel measures approx. 56-1/4” tall, 58-1/2” wide, and 11” deep; the firebox opening is approx. 41 ½” wide and 47-3/4” tall. NFPM27-RW   « Less