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 […]
View post →
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 […]
View post →
Bright Lights & Vibrant Colors of Antique Stained Glass
History of Antique Stained Glass Stained glass windows are both stunning architectural features and awe-inspiring works of art. Traditionally made by adding metallic […]
View post →
Architectural Salvage in the Heart of Tribeca
While New York City is a place of constant growth and change, it is also a city filled with numerous architectural wonders from […]
View post →
Closer Look at the Salvaged Iron Yard in Scranton, Pa
For years, Scranton, Pennsylvania served as a major industrial hub, not only for our country but also for the rest of the world. […]
View post →
Video Tour of Salvaged Stone Yard
With garden season well under way, Olde Good Things has an offering of a variety of building stones to decorate any outdoor or […]
View post →
Facebook Live of the Salvaged Iron Yard
Antique iron gates & fencing are one of the most popular architectural materials that we endeavor to salvage. From iron balconies to […]
View post →
Relentlessly Pursuing Historic Architecture in The City That Never Sleeps
As New York City ushers in a new era of progress, distinguished by the revitalization of some of the city’s most famous landmark […]
View post →
Decorating in Style with Vintage Mosaic & Subway Tiles
When most people think of tiles, they conjure up images of those horrendously tacky squares of cheap porcelain that crowd the floor of […]
View post →
Made From Scratch and Olde Good Things
The rich beauty of reclaimed wood, the timeless appeal of historical metalwork, and the vivid diversity of reclaimed glass are not things that […]
View post →