Wonderful antique wrought iron door knocker, salvaged out of Oklahoma City and dating from the 1920s. This door knocker is crowned with a stylized Fleur-de-lis, and moves  More »

Wonderful antique wrought iron door knocker, salvaged out of Oklahoma City and dating from the 1920s. This door knocker is crowned with a stylized Fleur-de-lis, and moves down to an S-shaped curled knocker. It measures 8-1/4" tall, 3-1/4" wide, and projects 2-3/4".   « Less

Wonderful antique art deco exterior doorknob set with matching round escutcheons, dating from the 1920s. These cast bronze doorknobs feature a pattern of concentric circles;  More »

Wonderful antique art deco exterior doorknob set with matching round escutcheons, dating from the 1920s. These cast bronze doorknobs feature a pattern of concentric circles; the rosettes have a matching design. The set includes one pair of doorknobs and the two matching escutcheons as pictured. The exterior knob is 2-1/2" in diameter and 2-1/4" deep; the interior knob is 2-1/4" in diameter and 2" deep. The rosettes are 2-3/8" in diameter.   « Less

Matching antique swinging keyhole covers, c. early 1900s. These fabulous covers feature a simple ball and keyhole design. These keyhole escutcheons measures 2-1/16" tall by  More »

Matching antique swinging keyhole covers, c. early 1900s. These fabulous covers feature a simple ball and keyhole design. These keyhole escutcheons measures 2-1/16" tall by 11/16" wide. THE PRICE LISTED IS FOR EACH ESCUTCHEON.   « Less

Gorgeous pair of antique one arm silver sconces with original glass shades, c. 1905, salvaged from Indianapolis, IN. These sconces begin with a round backplate with a radial  More »

Gorgeous pair of antique one arm silver sconces with original glass shades, c. 1905, salvaged from Indianapolis, IN. These sconces begin with a round backplate with a radial leaf and beading pattern. An S-shaped arm with scrolling acanthus leaves extends out to support the foliate fitter and glass shade. The original glass shades are gadrooned with a delicately scalloped rim. Each sconce measures 9" wide, 9-1/4" tall and projects 14" from the wall. The glass shades measure 16" wide.   « Less

A large antique Art Deco six light lantern with its original etched glass. Circa 1925, the chandelier was salvaged out of St. Louis, Missouri. This darkened nickel fixture  More »

A large antique Art Deco six light lantern with its original etched glass. Circa 1925, the chandelier was salvaged out of St. Louis, Missouri. This darkened nickel fixture begins with a simple canopy with leaf trim, with a decorative loop finial crowning the chandelier body. The chandelier body features six panels of textured glass etched with an abstract Art Deco design, surrounded by scrolls and leaf detail. The top of each panel features addorsed C shapes, each flanking a circle of frosted glass in a nickel border. The chandelier finishes in volutes with a foliate finial at the center. This light fixture is in excellent condition with no cracks or breaks to the glass, just the expected fleabites around the edges; it has been professionally rewired and comes with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. The chandelier body measures approximately 14-1/4” wide and 32” tall, and the fixture is 58” long overall. NC1217-RW   « Less

A large pair of antique Arts and Crafts corbels with a crackled white painted finish, dating from the early 1900s. Each corbel features a nicely shaped, understated design,  More »

A large pair of antique Arts and Crafts corbels with a crackled white painted finish, dating from the early 1900s. Each corbel features a nicely shaped, understated design, with an open triangle in the middle. The corbels measure 35-3/4” long, 24” deep, and 4-3/4” wide. NPC15-RW   « Less

One drawer bedside table from French catalan region. H 23.5" x W 23.25" x D 15.75"

One drawer bedside table from French catalan region. H 23.5" x W 23.25" x D 15.75"   « Less

Circa 1910 Length: 17"

Circa 1910 Length: 17"   « Less

A fabulous antique Arts and Crafts entryway, including a 36” exterior door in the jamb, with a pair of sidelights and an arched transom. The entryway was salvaged from  More »

A fabulous antique Arts and Crafts entryway, including a 36” exterior door in the jamb, with a pair of sidelights and an arched transom. The entryway was salvaged from a 1920’s home in Nashville, Tennessee, at the corner of Battery Lane and Lealand Lane. The door has its original doorknocker, and features two vertical panels below a divided-light window in the upper portion, with a six-light side light on either side of the door. The entire entryway measures 74-3/4” wide and 113-1/2” tall. The door is 36” by 83-3/4” and the sidelights are 14” by 84”. A section of the door (probably where the mortise lock was originally) has been cut out and filled with a replacement piece of wood; this is not very noticeable since the door is painted, but may be visible if you decide to strip and stain the door. NED94-RW   « Less

A wonderful antique 30” screen door with decorative fan-shaped pieces in the corners. Dating from the 1890’s, this door was salvaged from a house near Hannibal,  More »

A wonderful antique 30” screen door with decorative fan-shaped pieces in the corners. Dating from the 1890’s, this door was salvaged from a house near Hannibal, Missouri. The door features grooved borders around the screen, with fan-shaped pieces with spokes. The door measures 30” wide, 79” tall, and 1-1/8” thick. NED99-RW   « Less