A lovely antique wrought iron gate, dating from the 1890's and originally used as a window guard. This piece features chippy white paint, scrolling volutes, and a small cast  More »

A lovely antique wrought iron gate, dating from the 1890's and originally used as a window guard. This piece features chippy white paint, scrolling volutes, and a small cast flower at its center. This would make a wonderful headboard, trellis or accent piece for your garden, or a lovely decorative interior piece. This piece of ironwork is in good antique condition and has the expected wear as shown. The guard measures 45-1/2" wide and 24-1/8" tall. It is available for in store pickup only. NWNG30-RW   « Less

An unusual antique brass Arts & Crafts door exterior hardware set, dating from the early 1900’s. The set includes the doorknobs with the connecting rod and set screws,  More »

An unusual antique brass Arts & Crafts door exterior hardware set, dating from the early 1900’s. The set includes the doorknobs with the connecting rod and set screws, a pair of doorplates and a mortise lock. The backplates feature a triangular arch divided in thirds, with three panels at the bottom of the plate. The door knobs have a fivefold design of two concentric circles connected by five spokes. This door hardware set is in very good antique condition; with its nicely aged brass patina. Each doorknob is 2 ¼” in diameter and 2” deep; the larger exterior door plate is 2-3/4” by 9-11/16”and the smaller interior plate is 2-9/16" by 7-5/8." The lock body measures 3-3/4" wide by 5-9/16" tall and has a 2-3/4" backset; it's faceplate measures 1" wide and 7-5/8" tall.This hardware can be used with either one of our modern latch sets or an antique mortise lock. NDKS211-RW   « Less

Antique wrought iron gate with chippy white paint, dating from the late 19th Century. Originally used as a window guard, this piece features scrolling volutes with a leafy  More »

Antique wrought iron gate with chippy white paint, dating from the late 19th Century. Originally used as a window guard, this piece features scrolling volutes with a leafy flower at its center. This would make a wonderful trellis or accent piece for your garden, or a fantastic decorative interior piece. This piece of ironwork is in good antique condition and has the expected wear as shown. It measures 29-1/8 " wide and 26-1/2" tall overall. Available for in store pickup only. NWNG31-RW   « Less

Antique large window guard, dating from the 19th Century and made of wrought iron. The window guard features a row of wrought iron flowers and has a nicely aged finish with  More »

Antique large window guard, dating from the 19th Century and made of wrought iron. The window guard features a row of wrought iron flowers and has a nicely aged finish with white chippy paint. This iron gate would be a superb addition to your garden as a trellis, gate, or accent piece; or it would be a lovely interior decoration. This piece of ironwork measures 34-1/2” wide and 21-3/8” tall, and has a 1-1/8" projection. This item is available for in store pickup only. NWNG32-RW   « Less

Antique Williamson 5 Light Art Deco Slip Shade Chandelier Here is a 1930's chandelier designed and made by R. Williamson & Co., and marketed in the 1930s by Beardslee, who  More »

Antique Williamson 5 Light Art Deco Slip Shade Chandelier Here is a 1930's chandelier designed and made by R. Williamson & Co., and marketed in the 1930s by Beardslee, who had bought the Williamson company for their excellent designs. This light has retained its original Deco polychrome color finish, which has been very beautifully maintained. Every lovely decorated metal panel of this great light is impressed with the Beardslee logo. What a gorgeous fixture, and in such wonderful condition! The shades are in fantastic condition, too. Measurements: * Height: 26" * Diameter: 17" * Canopy Diameter: 5 5/8" The fixture has been totally rewired, and done with the utmost care. The sockets are new by Leviton...and are the identical type that Williamson used in the 1930s. The goal was to maintain the originality of the fixture as much as possible. And...it does...look great. Each socket is rated for 100 watts, so achieving 500 watts of light is very easy to do. We will also be supplying the bracket (crossbar) for this light so literally, you can hang this light and have it working minutes after receiving it. Really an outstanding light. Price: $1,375.00 plus shipping. A great value for an outstanding, scarce, rewired, and signed Antique Art Deco Chandelier. $50.00 for careful packing and shipping to addresses within the contiguous 48 states. Residents of Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and International Customers: We gladly ship our listings to customers worldwide. Shipping costs are calculated and invoiced separately on a per-order basis. We complete the necessary paperwork to export our products. You are responsible for any additional paperwork required and any duty or customs fees. If you would like a shipping quote before purchase, please contact us...we would be happy to provide one!   « Less

This rare antique glass door knob set features an unusual daisy design. Each knob is approximately 2 ” in diameter and has a 2-1/4" projection. This set includes a rod  More »

This rare antique glass door knob set features an unusual daisy design. Each knob is approximately 2 ” in diameter and has a 2-1/4" projection. This set includes a rod and all of the screws necessary for installation. PRICE LISTED IS FOR EACH SET; THERE IS 1 AVAILABLE. NDK92-RW   « Less

The maker of the shade is Degué. It is signed “Ros,” which was a synonym for the french art glass company known as Degué in Deco times. Degué glass  More »

The maker of the shade is Degué. It is signed “Ros,” which was a synonym for the french art glass company known as Degué in Deco times. Degué glass was destined for the collections of the few privileged Americans and French able to afford them. These extravagant works were rarely seen outside the homes of such collectors, but influenced the taste and fashions of the day through their appearance in exhibitions and magazines of the late 1920's. The glassware made up to 1930 was colourful, whereas the items made after 1930 were frosted and more subdued, in response to the Great Depression. In 1936, due to the great strikes, the Degué glassworks stopped operating. It was officially closed in 1939 at the outbreak of WWII. The Degué center bowl of this chandelier is made out of Degué’s typically thick-walled, molded glass and shows a great, strict geometrical décor, as well as the pattern of grapes. It is tinted a soft baby-blue with a frosted surface. There are a couple of bubbles on the edge of the glass in one area, denoting the hand made nature of this Art Deco light. It is signed “ROS” in script on one surface. The metal of the frame is nickel plated. This ceiling bowl has been totally re-wired in our UL listed workshop, with a new American socket cluster containing three sockets, and it is ready to go. Measurements: The overall height is 18”. The maximum width (shade) is 13 1/2”. $650.00 for the complete French Degué restored ceiling light, plus $50.00 for careful packing and Ground Shipping to addresses within the contiguous 48 states. Residents of Alaska, Hawaii and International Customers: We quote shipping costs on a per order basis and invoice these costs separately. If you would like a shipping quote before purchase, please contact us...we would be happy to provide one!   « Less

Marvelous antique walnut mantel, found in a home in New Orleans and dating from the 1880's. The fireplace mantel is crowned with a projecting shelf accented with carved  More »

Marvelous antique walnut mantel, found in a home in New Orleans and dating from the 1880's. The fireplace mantel is crowned with a projecting shelf accented with carved foliate and bead-and-reel detailing; three inset panels sit below the shelf. Grooved brackets flank the firebox and curve downwards to meet stylized Corinthian columns. The base of each mantel leg features chamfered edges, scalloped carving and grooved bands. This mantel is in very good antique condition, and has been stained a rich brown. The mantel measures approx. 60-1/8” wide, 48” tall, and 12-3/4” deep; the firebox opening is approx. 35-3/4” wide and 36-1/4” tall. NFPM73-RW   « Less

Antique sconces. Cast backplates in a Hi/Low pewter finish, with a great design. The shades are really quite interesting. Heavy cast glass, with a heavy embossed hobnail  More »

Antique sconces. Cast backplates in a Hi/Low pewter finish, with a great design. The shades are really quite interesting. Heavy cast glass, with a heavy embossed hobnail design. The shades are amber in color. Electrical: These sconces have been totally re-wired in our UL shop. The sconce mounts with one normal sconce mounting all thread to a normal electrical box from within the case. All mounting hardware will be supplied. Measurements: The overall sconce height is 11 1/2”. The maximum width (including the shade) is 6”. It will project into the room from the wall 6”. The backplate, by itself, measures 9 3/8” tall by 4 1/2”. Price is $385.00 for the pair, plus $25.00 for Ground Shipping to addresses within the contiguous 48 states. Residents of Alaska, Hawaii and International Customers: We quote shipping costs on a per order basis and invoice these costs separately. If you would like a shipping quote before purchase, please contact us...we would be happy to provide one!   « Less

A stately antique Tudor cast iron fireplace fender, dating from the early 1900s and salvaged from a home in Fort Wayne, IN. Originally used to confine burning coals to the  More »

A stately antique Tudor cast iron fireplace fender, dating from the early 1900s and salvaged from a home in Fort Wayne, IN. Originally used to confine burning coals to the hearth, the fireplace fender features a u-shaped framework of hand-wrought, twisted and straight rods; small twisted balusters support and connect the framework. The bumper is in very good condition with the expected wear, as pictured. It measures approx. 43” wide, 7-1/4" tall, and 12-1/4” deep. NMI12-RW   « Less