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Architectural Salvage as a Decorative Element
Anyone who treasures old building parts, including windows, doors, mantels, columns, and shelving, will love finding these net sources. Use them to find resources for adding these interesting and historic pieces to your home decor.
Architectural Antiques
Mantels, doors, ironwork, furniture, paneled rooms… See examples online then call to get prices and ask about specific items.
Architectural Antiquities
You’ll find a nice selection of stained glass windows, doors, columns, lighting, mantles, hardware, and plumbing.
Architectural Heritage, UK
Find panelled rooms, garden ornaments, and more from this UK source, includes a currency converter.
Architectural Salvage Centers
About’s Guide to Architecture, Jackie Craven, offers some tips on finding salvaged materials in your area.
Architecturals.net
Architecturals.net is an online architectural antique market featuring merchants who showcase antiques and collectibles on a contingency basis
More Links for Salvage Sources
Links to sources of salvage materials.
Olde Good Things
Architectural artifacts including hardware, mantels, doors, iron, lighting, corbels, stones, stained glass and more.... from their store at 124 West 24th Street, NYC.
One of a Kind Antiquies
Fine collection of 17th century American and European furniture, paintings, and some architectural pieces. Appraisals also available.
Salvage One
Chicago source for architectural artifacts.
Southern Accents Architectural Antiques - Cullman, Alabama
Alabama source for architectural antiques.
Sylvan Brandt
Reclaimed flooring, panelling, and beams from this Lancaster County source.
Vintage Woodworks
Solid wood Victorian and Country Gingerbread details for sale directly to the public. Find screen doors, gable decorations, beadboard, gallery rails, fretwork, trims, and more.