Architectural Salvage Blog

The Greek Gods of the Vanderbilt Hotel Live on for Centuries to Come

May 12, 2023 /

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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Brimfield Antique Market Spring 2023 Show

May 9, 2023 /

There’s lots of buzz during the set-up for the week-long of festivities at the Brimfield Antique Market, one of the oldest Antique Markets […]

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How to Shop for Antiques in New York City

April 28, 2023 /

Before shopping for antiques in New York City, it’s important to do research. There are hundreds of antique shops in and around the […]

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Recovery of 11 ft Art Deco Pendant Lights at NYC Art Deco Building

March 24, 2023 /

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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OGT mentioned in Architectural Digest

March 14, 2023 /

A mid-1800s New York City brownstone, home to John Leguizamo and his family was prominently featured in the March 2023 edition of Architectural […]

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OGT Featured: Tips for Spotting Opportunities From a Salvage Expert

February 7, 2023 /

In this video INC. Magazine features one of Olde Good Things’ expert curators, Jim DiGiacoma. He gives advice as to how to […]

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New Creation: Handmade River Resin Wood Tables

January 13, 2023 /

At OGT, one quality we have always valued is the ability to reimagine, to repurpose, to reinvent. After our architectural treasures are reclaimed, […]

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Murano Glass Luxury Fixtures and the Elite Trade of Murano

October 10, 2022 /

Venice glass making was born of a tradition of craftsmanship brought from the Roman and Byzantine empires, married with skills learned through trade […]

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