A decorative hexagonal cast metal lantern with a traditional design, featuring glazed sides, a vented roof and a substantial hanging ring. Finished with a naturally weathered surface, it has the appearance of an old exterior lantern and would make an attractive feature in a variety of settings.
Ideal for use as a candle lantern or decorative display piece, it would look equally at home in a hallway, porch, garden room or on a patio. It could also be converted for electric use if desired.
Approximate size
Height: 400mm
Diameter: 280mm
Reference: K187
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A charming oak document or stationery box featuring an unusual twin-hinged lid with a central carrying handle and traditional iron strap hinges. Simple, practical and full of character, it has developed a lovely warm patina through years of use.
Originally intended for storing documents, writing materials or other household items, it would now make an attractive decorative piece as well as being useful for storing keepsakes, letters, photographs, sewing supplies or craft materials.
Its honest construction and timeless design make it equally at home in a period property, country cottage, workshop or traditional office.
Approximate size
Width: 380mm
Depth: 230mm
Height: 150mm
Reference: K186
We stock one of Scotland's largest selections of reclaimed architectural antiques, fireplaces, doors, lighting and decorative interiors. View our other listings or visit our Broxburn showroom to see our ever-changing collection.
A charming Heritage bathroom suite finished in a delicate floral pattern with subtle pink line detailing. Manufactured in the mid-1990s, this quality suite offers a classic, traditional appearance while benefiting from modern practicality.
The set comprises a pedestal wash basin and close-coupled WC with matching floral decoration throughout, complemented by brass and ceramic cistern lever and brass taps. It would suit a period-inspired bathroom, cottage, Victorian or Edwardian renovation, or anyone looking for something more characterful than a standard white suite.
The ceramic is in very good overall condition with no obvious chips or cracks, and the floral decoration remains bright and attractive.
A rare pair of substantial antique church stair handrails reclaimed from Largo St David's Church, Fife.
The final photograph shows the handrails in their original position within Largo St David's Church, where they flanked the steps leading to the pulpit.
These handsome architectural pieces originally flanked the steps leading to the pulpit and remain visible in historic photographs of the church interior, providing wonderful provenance and a fascinating connection to the building's history.
Crafted from quality pitch pine, each section features a solid newel post, turned balusters, moulded handrail and tongue-and-groove panelled base. The warm timber has developed a beautiful natural patina over many decades.
Approximate dimensions (each):
Height: 185 cm
Length: 117 cm
Width: 19 cm
Ideal for incorporating into a period renovation, staircase restoration or as striking decorative architectural features within a home, commercial interior or heritage project.
An increasingly difficult architectural salvage item to find, particularly as a matching pair with documented provenance.
Price is for the pair, although they may be available individually if required.
A charming matching pair of traditional solid brass chambersticks, each complete with its original candle socket and finger loop handle.
Displaying a warm aged patina acquired over many years, these classic chambersticks make an attractive decorative addition to a period home, fireplace, dining table or country cottage interior.
Both are in good vintage condition with age-related wear and oxidation consistent with their age and use.
Approximate dimensions (each):
Diameter: 160mm
Height: 115mm
Sold as a matching pair, £80.
A substantial hand-carved oak architectural corbel of exceptional quality, featuring deeply carved acanthus leaves, floral roundels and elegant scrollwork throughout.
This impressive piece was purportedly produced as a replica during restoration works at Edinburgh's historic Tron Kirk, making it an interesting architectural item with a fascinating story, although this provenance has not been formally verified.
Perfect as a decorative wall feature, fireplace overmantel support, shelving bracket, or as part of a bespoke interior or restoration project.
The quality of the carving and the scale of the piece make it a striking decorative object in its own right.
Approximate dimensions:
Width: 250mm
Height: 370mm
Projection: 270mm
A matching pair of original cast iron decorative panels featuring an elegant fleur-de-lis and scrolling design. Richly detailed and heavily cast, these versatile reclaimed panels would make striking architectural features in both traditional and contemporary settings.
Ideal for use as decorative wall panels, ventilation grilles, gates, railings, furniture inserts or bespoke interior projects.
A substantial and increasingly difficult-to-find matching pair with a timeless Victorian-inspired design.
Approximate size (each):
Height: 495mm
Width: 200mm
Sold as a matching pair.
A beautiful original Edwardian glazed cupboard door, crafted from reclaimed pitch pine and dating from the early 20th century.
Featuring an attractive geometric glazing bar design with a distinctive elongated central diamond, complete with its original drop handle. The timber has been stripped back to reveal the natural grain and is ready to be waxed, oiled or stained to suit your project.
Perfect for use in a period kitchen, pantry, dresser, bookcase or bespoke cabinet, adding authentic Edwardian character that is difficult to replicate with modern joinery.
Approximate size:
Width: 755mm
Height: 990mm
A genuine reclaimed architectural piece with plenty of original charm, ideal for restoration projects or bespoke furniture making.
An exceptional set of four reclaimed oak staircase balusters, believed to originate from the grand staircase of the former Scottish Conservative Club at 112 Princes Street, Edinburgh.
These substantial balusters feature elegant turned shafts above finely carved acanthus leaf decoration, retaining their original dark stained finish. The set comprises two landing balusters with square tops and two staircase balusters with angled tops, demonstrating how they were originally positioned along the staircase and adjoining landing.
Historic archive photographs of the Conservative Club's celebrated timber staircase show balusters of the same distinctive design, providing a fascinating connection to one of Edinburgh's most prominent Victorian club buildings.
Beautiful examples of Victorian craftsmanship, they would make a striking addition to a restoration project, period interior, commercial fit-out, table legs or collection of architectural antiques.
Dimensions
Two landing balusters: approx. 98cm high
Two staircase balusters: approx. 90cm high
Decorative turned section: approx. 70cm high and 14cm in diameter at its widest point.
Price is for the set of four.
I love these little pigeons, always a favourite. Good for indoors and outdoors.
Approx 16.5cm tall and 20cm long.
Currently have about 5 of them.