Architectural Salvage Blog

Altered Antiques: The missing link with boat anchor chain

February 6, 2017 /

ANCHOR CHAIN TABLES In Scranton we sit on two warehouses piled high with vintage glass, picturesque sheets of tin, salvaged wood paneling, doors, […]

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Legendary Plaza Hotel Reclaimed

January 25, 2017 /

When the new owners of the luxury Plaza Hotel in New York City, decided to renovate and transform its interior in 2005, Olde […]

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Pieces of History — Reclaimed Glass Tiles from the Rialto Theatre at Times Square NYC

January 23, 2017 /

When Mayor Guiliani rehabbed the Times Square neighborhood, the architecturologists from Olde Good Things were fortunate to be able to salvage architectural artifacts […]

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GEICO shoots video at our Los Angeles location

January 19, 2017 /

When the producers for GEICO needed to find an interesting antique store to film their latest 30 second commercial, they decided Olde Good Things […]

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An Iconic Stained Glass Window from JFK International Airport

January 17, 2017 /

The architecturologists at Olde Good Things were able to carefully preserve a true landmark of history when they captured the famous stained glass window panels […]

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How To Prepare and Paint or Stain Old Doors

December 5, 2016 /

They say that first impressions are the ones that last, whether you want them to or not. This can be just as true […]

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Over a Century of History with Industrial Holophane Light Fixtures

October 21, 2016 /

Vintage industrial light fixtures are a sleek lighting accessory for any contemporary home or office. Durable Holophane lighting, in particular, carries with it […]

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