November 29, 2006

Architectural salvage for sale

I'm working on liquidating an estate in New Haven. The owner has spent the last 6 years salvaging what ever he could from Yale and various buildings and houses in New Haven - some as early as 1840.
He is now planning a move to Greece and it all has to go. This is a partial list of what is available.
Oak and Chestnut plank lumber, Victorian front doors, medicine chests, columns, staircase paneling in solid oak, banisters, ballusters and newels posts - mahogany, black walnut, chestnut and oak, turned porch columns, quarter sawn oak, case molding, picture molding, Cuban mahogany banisters, crown molding, cleted coffering in oak, 1830's country farmhouse doors, Bevel glass door surrounds, Cherry table tops, lighting fixtures, drapery hardware, oak stair treads, bead board and more!
The amount of stuff is overwhelming.

Posted by anon at 8:00 PM | Comments (1)
Categories: Woodwork

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