Architectural and Altered Antiques
Architectural salvage refers to the process of salvaging reusable building materials and architectural elements from buildings that are being demolished, renovated, or dismantled. […]
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Like all dreams with a storyline of gold, grandeur, and infamy that eventually must fade into memory, Brooklyn’s “Palace of Dreams” Grand Prospect […]
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Olde Good Things acquired a small quantity of 5 ft Greek god Dionysus and his wife goddess Ariadne. These ones of kind antique […]
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Located in Lower Manhattan near the World Trade Center, one will find 26 Cortlandt Street a highly Art Moderne / Art Deco bank […]
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A pair of 1940s hand carved marble statues of ministering angels were rescued by Olde Good Things from a massive sugar baron’s estate […]
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The decline and decay of the grandeur that was both the life cycle of a historic piece of architecture and a vision for […]
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Here see our latest arrivals of reclaimed items that will be appearing in our NYC stores within a matter of days. These period […]
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For years, Olde Good Things has been involved in the reclaiming of items from many famous buildings and places of worship. A few […]
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Recently American Way Magazine featured Olde Good Things in the “Talking Shop” section with some of our many famous building artifacts. Bright stained […]
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When Olde Good Things was called to extract elements of the historic Art Deco style Waldorf Astoria New York City, we were able […]
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