George III Architectural Fan-Shaped Light from 18th Century, England

Originally a window from an 18th-century Georgian home, this piece has been ingeniously repurposed into a mirror, maintaining its historical integrity while offering a new functional...

This Georgian wooden cheese coaster, featuring delicately carved scroll handles, radiates timeless elegance with its deep, rich patina. Crafted in Engl...

This unique prop shield, a relic from London's renowned Pinewood Studios, is framed in a sleek black border and mounted against a flax-toned linen backdrop. The shield itself showcas...

This mid-century French panel, crafted with copper and brass rivets, presents a uniquely textured surface that captivates the eye. The panel's rich texture, reminiscent of intricate ...

Arched ironwork features landed and riveted components. Metal work is structurally sound with no losses.

Circa 1900 brass fireplace fan, English. Cast cut-work brass; bold acanthus finial. Used to screen the opening in warmer months. Edwardian period. 38.5" wide open, 7.5" closed....

A rare and important late 19th / early 20th century American classical arched iron architectural fanlight header salvaged from a United States Embassy. Monumental size, lunete form, exceptionally executed stylized sunburt-like pediment sculpture with central "US" set within a circle, two-tone rustic heavily patinated and verdigris green patina finish. The large antique architectural salvaged decorative building element makes for fascinating sculptural object, wall decor, garden ornament gate trellis...

A very decorative and beautiful 19th century French architectural element from a large Chateau. The iron has a nice old weathered patina with traces of old original paint. Mounted on...