Wonderful pair of antique American frosted glass windows, circa 1920, with a geometric design set in wood mullions. These windows were originally designed as sidelights but  More »

Wonderful pair of antique American frosted glass windows, circa 1920, with a geometric design set in wood mullions. These windows were originally designed as sidelights but could be used in a variety of applications. They are in excellent condition with no cracks or breaks to the glass, just the expected fleabites around the edges. Each window measures 14" wide by 82-3/4" tall. NW27-RW   « Less

Original antique sconces, with original antique art glass shades. These sconces have a lovely Edwardian brass look, with a great design that is so typical of the Edwardian  More »

Original antique sconces, with original antique art glass shades. These sconces have a lovely Edwardian brass look, with a great design that is so typical of the Edwardian style. The original antique shades are also so very nice. They are an ivory color, with clear applied art glass touches to each side. The height of the shades, as well as the design of the art glass, complements the shapes found in the metal backplate. A nice combination indeed. The backplates were stamped out of solid brass, and have a hi/lo finish. Ready to go...nothing needs to be done except add the light bulbs of your choice. These sconces have been completely re-wired with new sockets and all new wire. Measurements: overall sconce height is 11”. The maximum width (shade) is 4 1/2”. It will project into the room from the wall at 5 1/2”. The backplates measure 4 1/2” wide x 10 1/2” tall. $375.00 for the complete pair...plus $25.00 for careful packaging and shipping within the contiguous 48 states. Residents of Alaska/Hawaii and International Customers: Shipping costs will be invoiced separately. If you would like a shipping quote before purchase, please contact us. We will be happy to oblige!   « Less

Magnificent antique eight arm silver-plated chandelier, c.1910 and found in a home in Chicago. This chandelier begins with an understated canopy, working down in chain to a  More »

Magnificent antique eight arm silver-plated chandelier, c.1910 and found in a home in Chicago. This chandelier begins with an understated canopy, working down in chain to a loop finial composed of volutes. Below, the baluster-shaped upper body features beautiful detailing in the form of scrolling foliates. Eight substantial scrolling arms extend from the bottom of the base and support chamfered wax pans. The silverplated fixture finishes in a bowl-shaped base with a domed finial. The light has been professionally rewired and comes with all necessary attachments for modern installation. The chandelier measures approximately 24-3/4" wide, 19" tall, and 33-1/4" long overall. NC1531-RW   « Less

A hard-to-find pair of antique push plates in Yale & Towne's “Pasco” pattern, c.1905. The plates feature an intricate foliate design accented with a framework of  More »

A hard-to-find pair of antique push plates in Yale & Towne's “Pasco” pattern, c.1905. The plates feature an intricate foliate design accented with a framework of volutes . Each door plate measures 2-5/8" wide and 12" tall. NPP8-RW   « Less

Lovely circa 1936 Streamline chandelier. Original antique chandelier, with original antique shades. Note how the shade fitters sweep up and hold the tapered shades so  More »

Lovely circa 1936 Streamline chandelier. Original antique chandelier, with original antique shades. Note how the shade fitters sweep up and hold the tapered shades so nicely. The rim of the fitter has been nicely reticulated, with design, to make the shade seem to mold right into the fixture. A very nice touch indeed. The frame is a contrast between black and nickel plating, as shown in the pictures. The frame is showing its age, like a good Persian carpet, but in no way can it be considered in bad condition. It simply is mellowed out after all these years. Nickel plating is more mellow than hard chrome, and gives a more aged ambiance to the fixture. The shades are custard glass with a simple pattern, and match the round areas of the frame quite well. They are in excellent condition. This chandelier has been completely re-wired, with new sockets and all new wire, in our UL shop. Measurements: The overall height is 22”. The overall diameter is 20 1/2”, measured from the outside edge of one shade, to the outside edge of the shade opposite. $935.00 for this neat chandelier, plus $50.00 for careful packaging and shipping within the contiguous 48 states. Residents of Alaska/Hawaii and International Customers: shipping will be quoted and invoiced per order. Please contact us if you would like a shipping quote before purchase. We will be happy to oblige!   « Less

Antique pair of cast iron hinges with steeple finials, dating from the 1880’s. Each hinge features an ornate geometric pattern with several arrow flourishes and star  More »

Antique pair of cast iron hinges with steeple finials, dating from the 1880’s. Each hinge features an ornate geometric pattern with several arrow flourishes and star insignias, whilst the shafts boast a petite fleuron at each end. These Eastlake hinges measure 3-7/8” wide overall, 3-1/2” tall, and 5-3/4” from finial to finial. NHP111   « Less

Lovely pair of wall sconces. Original antique backplates and original antique shades. These sconces have a close-to-Streamline appearance, with a slightly earlier Deco  More »

Lovely pair of wall sconces. Original antique backplates and original antique shades. These sconces have a close-to-Streamline appearance, with a slightly earlier Deco touch to the bottom of the backplates. The pewter color backplates have nice brass accents, but the more restrained backplate design is so typical of the late Deco design style, i.e. more like Streamline Art Deco. The shades are a nice reeded custard glass, with small beads running along with the reeding. They match the straight line ambiance of the fixtures quite well. They are in excellent condition. The metal of the backplates is cast iron, with a lovely pewter finish. Ready to go...nothing needs to be done except add the light bulbs of your choice. These sconces have been completely re-wired with new sockets and all new wire in our UL listed workshop. Please note that the switches for these lights are directly below the shades. They are part of the socket, and make an integral part of the light. They are a rotary style deco switch used from about 1910 onward. Measurements: The overall sconce height is 8 1/2”. The maximum width (which is the shade) is 6”. It will project into the room from the wall 7”. The backplate measures 4 1/2” wide by 8 1/2” tall. $357.50 for the complete pair... plus $25.00 for careful packaging and shipping within the contiguous 48 states. Residents of Alaska/Hawaii and International Customers, shipping costs will be invoiced separately. If you would like a shipping quote before purchase, please contact us. We would be happy to oblige!   « Less

Fabulous antique salvaged arch door with an unusually shaped window, dating from the early 1910s. Below the domed pane, the exterior side of the door features an interesting  More »

Fabulous antique salvaged arch door with an unusually shaped window, dating from the early 1910s. Below the domed pane, the exterior side of the door features an interesting panel configuration composed of three panels with diagonal lines; the interior side of the door has a singular panel with a slanted top. The door has been painted blue on its exterior side and white on its interior. There is the expected wear to the door, as pictured. The entry door measures 35-11/16" wide, 82-7/8" tall, and 1-3/4" thick. NED196-RW   « Less

A wonderful reclaimed antique 32-inch door with beautifully carved details, dating from the 1880’s. The top of the door features three insets square panels with carved  More »

A wonderful reclaimed antique 32-inch door with beautifully carved details, dating from the 1880’s. The top of the door features three insets square panels with carved fleurons at their centers; underneath is a band of egg and dart detailing finished off at either end with a flourishing foliate accent. Below the half pane of glass is an unusual panel configuration surrounding a central carved sunburst panel. . The door has been painted light gray with coral accents on its exterior side and brown on its interior. There is the expected wear to the door, as pictured. This salvaged Eastlake door measures 31-7/8” wide, 78-3/4” tall, and 1 3/8” thick. NED195-RW   « Less

A handsome pair of antique bronze double doors salvaged from Detroit, dating from the late 1800's. These striking doors feature a panel of impressive iron grating embellished  More »

A handsome pair of antique bronze double doors salvaged from Detroit, dating from the late 1800's. These striking doors feature a panel of impressive iron grating embellished with a letter "H", a cast iron wreath with swagged ribbons surround the monogram. There is the expected wear to the door, as pictured. These doors are 44-3/4” wide overall, 82” tall, and 1” thick. NED193-RW   « Less