OGT Items Add Charm and Functionality to a Rustic Cabin in Idaho
A few distinctive reclaimed items from historic places can take your space from plain rugged to rustic luxury. Architectural salvage always carries a […]
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Exquisite Mantels Salvaged from the Art Deco Icon, Waldorf Astoria NYC
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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How To Buy Old Doors Online
Doors salvaged from historic architecture will add a stunning statement piece to any home or business. Many architects and planners agree that choosing […]
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Exclusive Salvage: Rare Old Chestnut Doors
Olde Good Things has the option to rescue a massive lot of paneled chestnut wood privacy doors from a Manhattan building under demolition. […]
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Customer Showcase: Antique Chandeliers and Religious Stained Glass
Here you see photos of a London Pub, The Old Queens Head, designed with many decorative sustainable items from architectural antique sources all […]
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Step by Step: Restoring Salvaged Antique Tile Mural
Olde Good Things carries a variety of beautiful and unique antique tiles, but sometimes they can be challenging to work with. Salvaged tile […]
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Finding Your Style in a Wood Paneled Room
When you think of a wood paneled room, you may think of an old study or library in an early to mid-1900s home. […]
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Top 10 Countdown: Most Valuable Salvaged Pieces at OGT
Through the years, Olde Good Things has acquired some of our most priceless artifacts from old buildings getting a face lift or being […]
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Out with the Olde Sale
Our two warehouses in Scranton Pa. are now at full capacity, and we need to make room! For one month, our oldest inventory […]
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Salvaging the Walter Keane Staten Island Ferry
When the architecturologists at Olde Good Things worked to salvage the former Staten Island Ferry the Walter Keane, they came ashore with a […]
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