September 14, 2009

Salvager: Antique Mantel at BIG NYC

When we were renovating our house back in 2005, we used as much architectural salvage as possible. The marble for our kitchen counters came from a great building products recycling spot in Long Island City called Build It Green NYC--there were two large slabs of carrera marble that had been rescued from an old theater in the West 40s and were ours for a total of $400. Sweet! Anyway, we opened the non-profit's monthly email newsletter on Friday and our eye was caught by this beautiful 19th century cherry mantlepiece that had come from a house in Park Slope. Anyone interested? It's yours for $1,500. Lots more salvaged items here.

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Categories: Salvage

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