Two matching pairs of antique Neoclassical cast iron exterior sconces, circa 1910. The sconce back plates feature an elegant egg-and-dart border, with a single bracket arm  More »

Two matching pairs of antique Neoclassical cast iron exterior sconces, circa 1910. The sconce back plates feature an elegant egg-and-dart border, with a single bracket arm adorned with volutes and florets. Each sconce arm supports a simple glass globe shade. The wall lamps are in excellent condition with no cracks or breaks to the glass, just expected fleabites around the rims. They have been professionally rewired and come with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. The sconces measure approximately 5-1/2" wide, 13" tall, and project 7-1/2" from the wall. THE PRICE LISTED IS FOR EACH PAIR; THERE ARE TWO PAIRS AVAILABLE.   « Less

Incredible set of three matching pairs of antique wooden shutters, salvaged from the Starck Family "Whiskey Mansion" in Springfield, TN. Dating from 1878, the mansion was  More »

Incredible set of three matching pairs of antique wooden shutters, salvaged from the Starck Family "Whiskey Mansion" in Springfield, TN. Dating from 1878, the mansion was built for a son of the Starck family by father John Starck, a whiskey distillery owner and the founder of Springfield National Bank. The shutters have not been painted and are made of poplar. Each shutter measures approximately 29-3/4" wide and 8' tall. THE PRICE LISTED IS FOR EACH PAIR; THERE ARE THREE PAIRS AVAILABLE. There are matching, shorter shutters available under item #NSHR2-RW.   « Less

Pairs of antique wooden shutters, salvaged from the Starck Family "Whiskey Mansion" in Springfield, TN. Dating from 1878, the mansion was built for a son of the Starck family  More »

Pairs of antique wooden shutters, salvaged from the Starck Family "Whiskey Mansion" in Springfield, TN. Dating from 1878, the mansion was built for a son of the Starck family by father John Starck, a whiskey distillery owner and the founder of Springfield National Bank. The shutters have not been painted and are made of poplar . Each shutter measures approximately 29-1/2" wide and 7' tall. THE PRICE LISTED IS FOR EACH PAIR; THERE ARE TWO PAIRS AVAILABLE. There are matching, taller shutters available under item #NSHR1-RW.   « Less

Fantastic antique flush mount light with glass globe shade, dating from the 1930s and salvaged out of Nashville, TN. This Art Deco fixture features an understated fitter and  More »

Fantastic antique flush mount light with glass globe shade, dating from the 1930s and salvaged out of Nashville, TN. This Art Deco fixture features an understated fitter and unusual globe shade. The glass shade is circular in shape and has two recessed horizontal stripes running across the middle. The bottom of the shade has three levels of ribbed clear glass. This light fixture is in excellent condition with no cracks or breaks to the glass, just the expected fleabites around the rim; it has been professionally rewired and comes with all necessary attachments for modern installation. This flush mount measures approximately 8" wide and 10" tall. NC1338-RW   « Less

Salvaged arched entry door made of vertical planks with a small leaded glass window, c. early 1900s. The rectangular window has a leaded glass diamond pattern. The outside of  More »

Salvaged arched entry door made of vertical planks with a small leaded glass window, c. early 1900s. The rectangular window has a leaded glass diamond pattern. The outside of the door has been painted brown and features black decorative strap hinges, while the inside of the door remains its natural wood. There is the expected wear to the door, as pictured. The exterior door measures 35-3/4" wide, 83-1/2" tall, and is 2-1/8" thick.   « Less

Fabulous vintage flush mount light with glass shade and prisms, dating from the 1940s and salvaged out of Pittsburgh, PA. This light has an understated fitter and tapered  More »

Fabulous vintage flush mount light with glass shade and prisms, dating from the 1940s and salvaged out of Pittsburgh, PA. This light has an understated fitter and tapered glass shade with fluting. A foliate metal embellishment is attached to the flattened underside of the shade and sparkling prisms hang from each leaf. This flush mount is in excellent condition with no cracks or breaks to the glass, just the expected fleabites around the rim; it has been professionally rewired and comes with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. The light fixture measures approximately 11" wide and 12" tall. NC1339-RW   « Less

Two matching antique Neoclassical single-arm sconces in their original silver plate finish, dating from the 1920s. Salvaged out of Chicago, each sconce has a domed oval  More »

Two matching antique Neoclassical single-arm sconces in their original silver plate finish, dating from the 1920s. Salvaged out of Chicago, each sconce has a domed oval backplate with one embellished arm curving up and supporting a foliate bobeche. The chandelier arm is bracket-like in appearance with floral, leaf and scrolling details, finishing off in an acorn finial. These wall lamps are in excellent condition; they have been professionally rewired and come with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. The sconces measure approximately 4" wide, 12" tall, and project 5-1/2" from the wall.   « Less

Unusual antique Federal period 42” interior doors with their original hinges. These doors are made of poplar and were salvaged from an 1823 home in Columbia,  More »

Unusual antique Federal period 42” interior doors with their original hinges. These doors are made of poplar and were salvaged from an 1823 home in Columbia, Tennessee, outside Nashville. The house was designed by architect Nathan Vaught and finished in 1823 for Major John Brown II, who named the house “Annoatuck,” an Indian word meaning “a windy hill.” Some are painted white on both sides; the one pictured is white on one side and has a faux finish on the other side. Condition may vary slightly. These doors measure 41-1/2” wide, 1-1/2” thick, and range in height from 78” to 80” tall (all measurements approximate). Matching 43” doors are also available, item # NED163. THE PRICE LISTED IS FOR EACH DOOR; THERE ARE SIX AVAILABLE. NED162-RW   « Less

Rare antique Federal period 43” interior doors with their original hinges. These doors are made of poplar and were salvaged from an 1823 home in Columbia, Tennessee,  More »

Rare antique Federal period 43” interior doors with their original hinges. These doors are made of poplar and were salvaged from an 1823 home in Columbia, Tennessee, outside Nashville. The house was designed by architect Nathan Vaught and finished in 1823 for Major John Brown II, who named the house “Annoatuck,” an Indian word meaning “a windy hill.” Some are painted white on both sides; the one pictured is white on one side and has a faux finish on the other side. Condition may vary slightly. These doors measure 43-1/4” wide, 1-1/2” thick, and range in height from 78” to 80” tall (all measurements approximate). Matching 41-1/2” doors are also available, item # NED162. The door pictured is one of the 41-1/2” doors in the same design. THE PRICE LISTED IS FOR EACH DOOR; THERE ARE TWO AVAILABLE. NED163-RW   « Less

A Chines export cup and saucer. Bird and butterfly pattern in fer de rouge color. Excellent condition. No repairs, hairlines or chips. c1780

A Chines export cup and saucer. Bird and butterfly pattern in fer de rouge color. Excellent condition. No repairs, hairlines or chips. c1780   « Less