Very unique antique yard lawn sprinkler has a solid brass head and stem with a cast iron base. Its been polished and sealed. Measures 10'' tall by 11.5'' wide. A neat  More »

Very unique antique yard lawn sprinkler has a solid brass head and stem with a cast iron base. Its been polished and sealed. Measures 10'' tall by 11.5'' wide. A neat conversation piece and it works great!! Please check out our other restored items. Status: For Sale Reference#: TBB244 Condition: Restored Year: 1920s   « Less

A FRENCH GARDEN TABLE, SOME SCRATCHES, RUST AND GROUND EDGES. THE USUAL FOR A GARDEN PIECE. Status: For Sale  More »

A FRENCH GARDEN TABLE, SOME SCRATCHES, RUST AND GROUND EDGES. THE USUAL FOR A GARDEN PIECE. Status: For Sale Reference#: GG_8_08_100 Condition: VERY GOOD Year: 1890-1900 Country: FRANCE Height: 28 in. (71.12 cm) Depth: 24 in. (60.96 cm) Width: 24 in. (60.96 cm) Materials: IRON   « Less

This is a magnificent antique oak Gothic Revival pulpit, dating from the 19th Century. The front of the pulpit features a pair of Ionic columns, connected by a railing of  More »

This is a magnificent antique oak Gothic Revival pulpit, dating from the 19th Century. The front of the pulpit features a pair of Ionic columns, connected by a railing of Gothic arches with a fleur-de-lis border that runs across the front and sides of the piece. The two columns are connected by a large Gothic arch adorned with intricately carved acanthus leaves. A pattern of quatrefoils runs around the base of the pulpit. This pulpit is in very good antique condition, and it would make a wonderful balcony. It measures 50” wide, 49” tall, and approx. 43 ½” deep overall.   « Less

This is a wonderful antique heart pine door, dating from the 1890’s, with its original acid etched glass. The etched design in the glass, resembling lace, features an  More »

This is a wonderful antique heart pine door, dating from the 1890’s, with its original acid etched glass. The etched design in the glass, resembling lace, features an abstract motif in the center on a net background. The design is surrounded by a scalloped border and a stylized floral pattern. Below, the door features a carved sunburst panel. The door, which has crackled white paint on one side, is in very good antique condition, and the glass is in excellent condition with no cracks or breaks. The door measures 32” wide, 79” tall, and 1 3/8” thick; the glass is 22 ½” wide and 22 ¼” tall. Item #: NED17-RW   « Less

Amazing Antique American Arts & Crafts Stained Glass Window, c. 1910

Amazing Antique American Arts & Crafts Stained Glass Window, c. 1910   « Less

This is a fabulous antique American stained glass window from St. Louis, dating from the 1920’s, with unusual cast florets on the lead. Almost eight feet long, the  More »

This is a fabulous antique American stained glass window from St. Louis, dating from the 1920’s, with unusual cast florets on the lead. Almost eight feet long, the window features a magnificent geometric fan design. The bottom of the window begins with an arched piece of Florentine glass, with an arched spiderweb-style design fanning out from the center, surrounded by a scalloped Florentine border. On one side of the window, small cast florets adorn the intersections of the web design. The upper corners of the window feature green slag glass, bordered at the top and outside edge with honey-colored slag glass. The glass is in excellent condition with no cracks or breaks, and the frame is in good antique condition with some peeling paint. The window measures 91 ¼” wide and 23” tall, with a frame 1 3/8” thick. The glass measures approx. 86 3/8” wide and 18 1/8” tall. A smaller version of this window is available under item # NSG31_RW.   « Less

Antique American Stained Glass Window with Unusual Cast Florets on Lead

Antique American Stained Glass Window with Unusual Cast Florets on Lead   « Less

This is a large antique chancel screen, dating from the late 1800’s, in its original faux-grained finish. From a church in Edina, Missouri, this rood screen features a  More »

This is a large antique chancel screen, dating from the late 1800’s, in its original faux-grained finish. From a church in Edina, Missouri, this rood screen features a large, arched center opening, with a pair of Gothic arch windows on each side. Above the center opening, the chancel screen is crowned with an arched piece adorned with a rosette, flanked by decorative turned pieces. A zigzag pattern runs beneath the rosette, meeting a fluted bracket on each side. The arch of the center opening is formed by a pair of carved wooden pieces, featuring a pair of carved florets followed by volutes and a geometric pattern. The zigzag pattern borders the top of the screen above the four arched windows and is followed by decorative wooden panels that accent the Gothic arches. Below each pair of windows is a panel in which the wood runs diagonally, directing the viewer’s eye upward toward the center of the piece. The bottom corners of the center window are accented with rosettes, which are repeated at the outer edges of the screen. Brackets, also adorned with rosettes, run down each outer edge to the floor. This rood screen is in good antique condition, with a number of dings, scratches, and chips. It is missing a small section of wood (pictured) that could be easily replaced. It would make an excellent back bar or a façade for a bookcase. The chancel screen measures approx. 131 ½” wide, 80” tall at the sides, and 106 ½” tall to the highest point.   « Less

This is a fabulous antique arched, etched Aesthetic Movement window, dating from the 1880’s. It features a triad of florets springing from a circle. The circle is  More »

This is a fabulous antique arched, etched Aesthetic Movement window, dating from the 1880’s. It features a triad of florets springing from a circle. The circle is adorned with a fan design and abstracted foliate detail. A pair of stems with abstract, geometric leaves extend from the center of the circle to either side of the window. The glass is bordered with a triple stripe pattern, which also runs vertically on either side of the floret design. On the front of the window, the wooden frame has a stained finish and a painted, beveled inside edge. The reverse is painted light blue. The glass is in excellent condition with no cracks or breaks, and the frame is in very good antique condition. The window measures 52 5/8” wide, 23 ½” to the highest part of the arch, and 16 ¾” tall on each end. The glass measures 48” wide and 19 ½” tall at the highest point.   « Less

This is a beautiful antique American jeweled stained glass dedication window, made by William Reith Studios in Philadelphia in the 1880’s. The window came from the St.  More »

This is a beautiful antique American jeweled stained glass dedication window, made by William Reith Studios in Philadelphia in the 1880’s. The window came from the St. John Nepomucene church at 9th St. and Wharton St. in Philadelphia. The center of the window features a green slag glass oval that reads, “Na Pamiatku darovali Michal o Maria Kolibab” and is ornamented with an abstract design. The oval is surrounded with a rose-colored border accented with eight amber jewels, and has a honey-colored fleur-de-lis on each side, ornamented with brilliant red jewels. The window has a vibrant blue background. The border at the top is formed of green and honey-colored slag glass ellipses, alternating with blue jewels on a rose background; the lower border is formed of rose slag glass shapes and blue jewels. The window has a few tight hairlines (pictured) that are barely noticeable and do not detract from the beauty of the piece. The window measures 28 ¾” wide and 23 ¼” tall, with a metal frame 2 3/8” thick overall, and the glass measures 27” wide and 21 ¼” tall. Item #: NSG28-RW   « Less