Legacy Architectural Salvage: Featured Finds

Bringing our warehouse to your fingertips. 

Every day, a new treasure finds its way into Legacy Architectural Salvage. Here, you’ll find a small sample of our latest and greatest salvaged treasures!

Something strike your fancy? Come on into the warehouse (1831-B Dawson Street, behind Stevens Ace Hardware) to purchase. Feel free to give us a call if you have any questions about merchandise listed: 910.660.8960 (office) or 910.338.6443 (cell). You may purchase items over the phone during Legacy’s regular operating hours: Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 9AM-2PM, and Thursday from 9AM-5PM.

Please note: Leaving a voicemail is not sufficient to complete a purchase. If you call during the specified times and get voicemail, please leave your phone number and we will return your call as quickly as possible. Purchases can only be completed through talking with Deb, LAS Manager, or in person at Legacy Architectural Salvage’s warehouse.

Legacy’s inventory is constantly changing! Check out our Instagram (@legacysalvage) for a peek at what’s for sale now, and know that we’ve always got so much more in store.

ITEM #0612

19th Century Drop Leaf Table: $150

This handsome wooden table is softened by its rounded corners, and sits atop a dual pedestal base with capped feet.

Measurements: 58 1/4″ wide x 28 1/2″ deep x 42″ tall 

ITEM #0611

Upholstered Dining Chairs: $50 each

With metal casters and carved floral accents, these sweet dining chairs are in great antique condition. Some chairs do feature some wear to the upholstery. We have six in stock! 

Measurements: 18 1/2″ wide x 37″ tall x 19″ deep

ITEM #0610

Milk Glass Fenton Epergne: $50

From the 1950s-1960s, this wildly fashioned epergne from famed glass maker, Fenton, features three bud vases, held within a bowl. Bring a little of the outside in by filling this vintage centerpiece with blooming bounty! 

Measurements: 11″ wide x 11 1/2″ tall

ITEM #0608

Antique Hutch: $400

This hutch from the mid- to late 19th century features an exquisite burled wood veneer! Note the Eastlake drawer pulls and original beveled mirror.

Measurements: 44″ wide x 80 1/2″ tall x 18 1/4″ deep

ITEM #0607

Vintage Single-Pane Door: $250

This 1920s-1930s door comes with its original hardware (a dainty door knob and lever!) and huge pane of solid, historic wavy glass. Truly extraordinary! 

Measurements: 36″ wide x 82″ tall

ITEM #0606

Stained Glass Suspended Chandelier: $40

This two-light drum chandelier from the early 20th century features handcut, thick stained glass and metal accents in Celtic knots. 

Measurements: 13″ wide x 5″ tall x 27″ deep

ITEM #0605

1960s Punch Bowl: $35

This vintage punch bowl is ornately cut in a paisley-inspired pattern and comes with 18 (yes, 18!) cups. If 18 isn’t enough for your next party, we have more you can buy individually at just $1 a pop!)

ITEM #0604

Empire Settee: $275

This wood-framed settee’s high back and curved arms creates a dignified, regal scene wherever it’s placed. The reupholstering was done with a period appropriate fabric, and it sits atop original casters!

Measurements: x48″ wide x 36 1/2″ tall

ITEM #0603

Vintage Fireplace Mantle: $200

This fireplace mantle was made during the early- to mid-1900s, built to match a Wilmington home’s original fireplace (c. 1855). Painted a stately, classic blue by Artist-in-Residence Mark Gansor! 

We also have the home’s original fireplace mantle for sale ($250, item #0602).

Measurements: 55″ wide x 52″ tall x 9″ deep

ITEM #0601

Console Victrola: $350

Made in 1927, this vintage victrola’s doors open to a front with art deco flourish. In working order, with some issues—a perfect project piece, this piece even comes with replacement turntable needles!

Measurements: 36″ wide x 38 1/2″ tall x 19 1/4″ deep

ITEM #0600

Glass & Wood Cabinet Doors: $45 each

These 3-lite cabinet doors from the 1930s-1950s feature their original metal latches and are painted a tasteful, lightly weathered green. 

Measurements: 13″ tall x 24″ wide x 13 1/2″ deep

ITEM #0598

Vintage Trunk: $25

This WWI-era wood trunk still has its rope pulls and metal latches. 

Measurements: 13″ tall x 24″ wide x 13 1/2″ deep

ITEM #0597

Fine Woodworking Magazines: $2 each

These vintage magazines are a collector’s item, filled with beautiful photographs and thorough how-to woodworking instructions! We have dozens in stock. 

Measurements: 9″ wide x 12″ tall

ITEM #0595

Midcentury Coffee Table with Reclaimed Wood: $150

Made by Legacy’s newest Artist-in-Residence, Laura Beaudette, this vintage coffee table with midcentury lines was rejuvenated with a top made of reclaimed wood. 

Measurements: 40″ wide x 16 1/4″ tall x 21 3/8″ deep

ITEM #0594

19th Century 5-Panel Door: $125

This antique door’s patina is swoon-worthy! Layers of paint have been sanded down, yet the whisper of white remains, highlighting the wood grain gorgeously. 

Measurements: 24″ wide x 71 3/4″ tall

ITEM #0592

Vintage Candlestick Lamps: $60 for the pair

Sold as a set, these unique candlestick lamps were made in the 1950s-1960s and sold by Marshall Field & Co. Note the painted metal’s patina!

Measurements: 12″ tall x 5″ wide

ITEM #0587

Architectural Window with Decorative Mullions: $175

Salvaged from a home built in 1912, this antique window has the original glass panes. We have two others in a similar design! Rare and wonderful, don’t wait to pick up this beautiful piece of the past. 

Measurements: 33 1/2″ tall x 34 1/2″ wide

ITEM #0572

6-Pane Windows with Wavy Glass: $45 each

These historic windows are practically waving hello with their incredibly wavy, fully intact glass panes! We have ten of these special beauties in stock. 

Measurements: 35″ tall x 36″ wide x 1 1/2″ deep

ITEM #0583

Midcentury Table Lamp: $50

With its dangling glass pendants and the original lampshades with patterned, iridescent finish, this vintage lamp shines in its midcentury glory!

ITEM #0578

Midcentury Credenza: $300

From this piece’s original hardware to its geometric etchings, this stately credenza from the 1950s is a midcentury-lover’s dream!

ITEM #0570

Antique Rotating Game Table: $95

With gorgeous metal claw feet, this rotating game table is both useful and lovely, with a shapely top and curved legs. 

ITEM #0568

Bundles of 78 Records: $5 each

In bundles of 10-12, these 78 RPM records are full of fun and priced at a steal! Super cute as décor or to spin on your record player, these vintage bundles include hidden gems, like 13-year-old Judy Garland singing Cole Porter with Johnny Mercer!

Measurements: approximately 10 1/4″ tall x 10 1/4″ wide

ITEM #0561

Framed Pressed Tin Squares: $25 each

ITEM #0548

Vintage Screen Door: $75

ITEM #0547

Vintage & Antique Books: $2-10

We’ve gotten a treasure trove (or, perhaps, library trove?) of books recently!

ITEM #0541

Salvaged Wood from Hughes Brothers: $3 per linear foot

ITEM #0507

Ceramic Urn Lamp: $20

This lovely lamp features lovely crazing and a gorgeous patina on its metal base! We estimate it to be from the 1930s-1940s.

Measurements: 13 1/2″ tall x 5″ wide (base) x 5″ deep

ITEM #0534

Antique Columns with Original Bases: $500 each

ITEMS #0440

Vintage Silver Pitcher: $25

With an elegant handle and elaborate relief base, this classic silver pitcher is beautifully aged. Just imagine this vintage piece of décor filled to the brim with dried hydrangeas!

Measurements: 41″ tall x 58 1/2″ wide x 80″ deep

ITEM #0528

Antique Frameless Beveled Mirror: $25

ITEM #0526

Artist-in-Residence Handmade Table: $250

ITEM #0523

Vintage Chenille Settee: $110

Measurements: 54 1/4″ wide x 32 1/2 tall x 29″ deep
Seat Height: 18 1/2″

ITEM #0468

Vintage Flame Stitch Couch: $150

With a well-constructed wood frame and original metal claw feet, this 1920s-1930s couch has been reupholstered with a fun flame stitch! Ready to play with fire? Center your living room or den with this centuries-old (but always energetic!) pattern. Also known as bargello or Florentine stitch, traditional flame stitch needlework combines long, vertical stitches and bold colors into zigzagging peaks and valleys. This particular pattern features burgundy, rose, and silver strands!

Measurements: 77″ wide x 35″ tall x 23″ deep

ITEM #0511

Antique Radiator: $50

Coated in thick coats of creamy white paint, the aged patina on this piece is a dream! Take it back to its original use, or simply post up in your home as a sculptural piece. We feel warm and cozy just looking at this incredible antique radiator!

Measurements: 38 1/2″ tall x 9″ wide x 9 1/2″ deep

ITEM #0513

Vintage LP’s: $1-2 each

Legacy Architectural Salvage is far from a records store, but don’t sleep on our bins of vinyl albums! From the 1950s-1970s, these vintage LP’s are priced at a steal and make for fine listening or eye-catching art. The colors, the typography! It doesn’t get much better than vintage album covers. Come browse our selection at the warehouse!

ITEM #0502

Mixed Media Art, Made with Antique Ephemera: $20

Made by Legacy Artist-in-Residence Deb Helms, these collages are made using antique bits and pieces (coupons, advertisement, book covers, and more!), composed on a thick block of salvaged wood. (Can you spot the piece of ephemera that the set shares?)

We have 3 available, $20 each. Buy all three for a full display, or choose your favorite of the trio! 

ITEM #0498

MCM Fondue Pot: $10

Made of galvanized aluminum, with black plastic handles, this midcentury modern fondue pot is sleek and sublime. Impress a date by creating a romantic fondue dinner at home with this stylish throwback piece! 

Measurements: 16 1/2″ wide x 11″ tall x 12″ deep

ITEM #0485

1930s Porch Railing with Spindles: $150

From the 1930s, this salvaged porch railing would make for a lovely garden trellis, wall art, headboard—or, could be used to replace and repair your home’s exterior or interior railing! The spindles have been painted gray, and the top is a worn white. (Oh, and if you need more spindles? We’re selling some matching individual spindles as well! Go wild with a craft project, or use them to fix broken pieces of a current porch rail.)

Measurements: 72″ wide x 33″ tall x 6″ deep

ITEM #0475

Late 19th Century Five-Panel Door: $195

This antique wooden door comes with its original rim lock and porcelain door handles!

Love a neutral color palette, with a hint of rustic? This door’s classic grey paint is perfectly weathered!

Measurements: 32″ wide x 79″ tall 

ITEM #0465

White Chippy Door: $75

This four-panel door from the 1920s-1930s features the most stunning cream and white chippy paint: weathered yet elegant, rugged yet refined. Though made of old wood, it’s surprisingly lightweight—perfect for so many upcycling projects! Attach a mirror and use it for a full-length view in your bedroom or foyer. Add hooks for a charming coat rack. Or install a salvaged shelf—a perfect backdrop to display art and collectibles! (Check out items #0274 & #0275 for inspiration!) 

Measurements: 79 1/2″ tall x 31 1/4″ wide x 1 1/4″ deep

ITEM #0458

Collage on Antique Auditorium Seat: $45

What does one do with merely the back of an antique auditorium seat? Use it as the base of a collage, of course! That’s precisely what Legacy’s Manager (and Artist in Residence!) Deb Helms did with this architectural salvage from the Tileston School on Ann Street! Deb is known for her masterful composition of pre-1920s ephemera, and this piece is no exception! From vintage advertisements to a WWI pay record, from antique button snaps to old sheet music, you really must take a close look to unpack it all and see how each of these fragments of history speak to each other. 

Measurements: 18 1/2″ wide x 19″ tall

ITEM #0453

1960s GE Waffle Maker: $25

Nothing says “Sunday” quite like a fresh waffle from the griddle—and with this 1960s General Electric waffle maker, you need never again hit up a diner to get your decadent, 24/7 breakfast fix!

ITEM #0266

Antique Piano Keys: $1 each

Perfect for DIY projects galore, these antique piano keys—salvaged from an 1800s piano!—are just one dollar bill apiece! We’ve seen them turned into key holders (clever!), lamp shades, and even clocks. What second life will you give to them? 

Measurements: 1 1/2″ wide x 12″ tall x 1 1/2″ deep

ITEM #0447

Wooden Bottle Box: $60

This antique crate was once used to haul glass bottles—you can tell by the ring marks left on its bottom! Now, this would make for a rustic linen and toiletry holder—or, play up its past life as a repository for bottles, and incorporate it as part of your home bar. (Or, as we call it these days, The Bar.)

Measurements: 35″ wide x 20″ deep x 12″ tall

ITEM #0455

Antique Attic Vent: $50

Salvaged from a South 6th Street home built in the 1890s, this wooden vent once peeked out from a diamond-shaped frame in the house’s attic. The blue color matches the home’s siding, and the streaks of rusted red paint at the edges can be traced to the trim’s accent color. From the paint drips to the old nail holes in the wooden slats, this antique vent has so much character and makes for an interesting piece of found art. 

Measurements: 25″ wide x 4 1/2″ deep x 34 1/4″ tall

ITEM #0412

Decorative Architectural Salvage Piece: $100

Straight from the showroom of Hughes Brothers, Inc. on Market Street, these vintage wooden display shelves were original to the building (c. 1921)!

Use this textured piece of architectural salvage as a headboard, a display shelf for art or simply wall décor!

Measurements: 19 1/2″ wide x 84″ tall x 2 1/2″ deep

ITEM #0392

Vintage Hubcaps: $15 each

These fun vintage hubcaps are perfect for the car fanatic in your life! We have various car manufacturers, and several of them have spokes.

A great collector’s item, or fantastic for a variety of upcycling projects—we’ve seen them turned into yard ornaments, wall art and even wreaths!

The four pictured are just a few examples from our hubcap haul! Come in to see our full selection.

Measurements: 16″ diameter

ITEM #0380

Vintage Crib: $65

This wooden crib from the 1940s comes with its original canopy (not pictured), made of white seersucker! With gorgeous turned wood railings and spindles, this would be a super cute storage solution: slide boxes underneath, add in a solid piece of wood atop the bottom slats, then pile up blankets, toys, towels and more! One of our ever-clever volunteers suggested flipping it upside down, removing the legs, and adding a glass or wood top to create a unique, upcycled coffee table. (Or, add a ramp, cut the railing to make an opening and slap on a cushion to create the most luxurious bed for your pooch or kitty!) 

Measurements: 48″ wide x 35″ tall x 25″ deep

ITEM #0378

Antique Stodart Square Piano with Stool: $2,500

Manufactured in New York by Stodart Piano Company in the fall of 1882, this spinet piano (#9839) is in fantastic condition! Originally from an antebellum home in Vance County, this square pianoforte has an impressive hardwood case, nicely styled music rack and perfectly proportioned legs. While grand in stature, its smooth, curved sides and lines make for a welcoming setting, whether you sit on its (original!) stool to play Bach or Chopin. 

Note: To return to good playing condition, this antique piano would need to be tuned and adjusted.

Piano Measurements: 78″ wide x 38″ tall x 37″ deep
Stool Measurements: 14″ wide x 21″ tall x 14″ deep

ITEM #0336

Historic Home Cabinet: $150

Painted by hand, this crafty cabinet is full of surprises!

What appears to be one solid piece actually transforms, with a shelf on its base and a fold-up top! The back is open, and the top half even swivels. Our photos reveal its many tricks. A feat of carpentry and engineering, this is perfect for a variety of uses—in fact, its last owners tucked away their TV within its walls! 

ITEM #0182

Antique White Wooden Highchair: $40

This antique highchair is in surprisingly sturdy condition—despite wear and tear from decades of children! The front tray still lifts up and down. With quaint white chippy paint, this would make such a cute addition to your foyer: toss mail in the tray and your handbag in the chair! Donation courtesy of the Burgwin-Wright House.

Measurements: 16.5″ long x 18″ deep x 38″ tall

ITEM #0285

Handcrafted Reclaimed Beadboard Mirror: $150

Made by Artist-in-Residence Mark Gansor, this dainty mirror is framed in pieces of reclaimed beadboard, beautifully aged and painted in shades of cream and soft blue. 

Measurements: 25″ wide x 26″ tall x 2″ deep

ITEM #0281

Artisan Reclaimed Wood Table: $795

Made by Artist-in-Residence John Kendall, this high gloss dining room table is an ideal piece to add a rustic yet modern touch to your home. Made of old-growth reclaimed pine, this durable piece is an eye-catching delight, covered in gleaming layers of polyurethane.

Years have naturally aged the wood to create a beauty and detail that cannot be replicated! Reclaimed wood’s beauty is in its variations, and will have naturally occurring knots, splits, weathering, nail holes & cracks. The table is lightly sanded leaving the beautiful natural texture and grains in the wood, but still smooth to touch. 

Measurements: 31 1/4 wide x 32″ tall x 72 1/2″ long

ITEM #0261

Vintage Twin Bed: $75

This twin bed from the 1920s-1930s features a delightful curved footboard, and it comes with the side rails and slats! Stands on pretty turned feet with six casters, and check out the floral basket motif on both headboard and footboard. Donation courtesy of the Burgwin-Wright House.

Measurements: 79″ wide x 57″ tall x 42″ deep

ITEM #0246

Antique Henry Likly Wardrobe Steamer Trunk: $100

Established in 1844, Henry Likly & Co. was the largest trunk manufacturer in New York—the Cadillac of trunks. When you wanted a clever, well-built trunk, you went to Henry Likly. We’ve never seen one of these in our warehouse before! 

From the late 1800s, this trunk was once a space-saving travel essential, whether journeying by sea or train! Gorgeous and intriguing details abound: the pull-out wardrobe press and original wooden hangers, roomy drawers with original hardware, even the initials of its past owner: L.A.M. 

ITEM #0263

Reclaimed Old-Growth Wood Ladder: $35

Made by Legacy staff and volunteers, this decorative old-growth wood ladder is perfect for displaying holiday dećor or hanging blankets/towels! We have two in stock!

Measurements: 14″ wide x 50″ tall x 3″ deep

Antique Columns with Bases & Capitals

It is so incredibly rare to find antique columns complete with their bases and capitals! Astoundingly, we have a few in stock. Run, don’t walk to snatch one (or more!) of these up! From the 1800s, these old-growth wood columns have beautiful, delicate white chippy paint.

ITEM #0216

[LEFT] Round Antique Column with Base & Capital: $200

Measurements:
39″ circumference x 8′ tall (column)
15″ x 15″ (base)
13″ x 13 1/2″ (capital)

Note: We’ve sold out of the round columns’ bases and capitals (pictured below)!

ITEM #0215

[RIGHT] Square Antique Column with Base & Copper Capital: $200

Measurements:
11″ wide x 9″ deep x 8 1/2′ tall (column)
17″ wide x 9″ deep x 10 1/2″ tall (capital)

ITEM #0207

Antique Piano Fall Board: $95

Once the fall board of an 1800s Wing & Son piano, this gorgeously carved wooden piece would look incredible above a door, as a headboard or even upcycled into a musically-inspired mantle!

Measurements: 55″ wide x 19″ tall x 2″ deep

ITEM #0109

Fireplace Ash Clean-Out Door: $25

A chimney clean-out door—located either outside or behind the fireplace—is used to take out rubbish. Made of cast iron in the late 1800s, this antique could certainly return to its original use of cleaning out your chimney, wood stove or kiln. Or show off its rusty patina on your fireplace as a throwback display piece!

Measurements: 10.25″ x 10.25″ x 2″

ITEM #0160

Vintage Off-White Tablecloth: $30

The detail in this lace tablecloth is just divine, with swirls of scrollwork, florals and fruits! Understated farmhouse luxury at its finest, this elegant linen would up the ante of your dining room in a hot second!

Love this look? We have a large stock of other vintage linens in the warehouse!

Measurements: 66″ x 88″

ITEM #0141

Wooden Charcuterie Board with Wooden Feet: $125

What’s our favorite kind of rainbow, you ask? No, not a double rainbow—a wooden rainbow! And that’s precisely what LAS Artist in Residence John Kendall created using reclaimed bloodwood, iroko, leopard wood, ashwood and walnut. A perfect gift!

Measurements: 30″ long x 9.5″ wide x 1.5″ tall

ITEM #0076

Diamond Wood Inlay Cheeseboard: $150

ITEM #0051

Pressed Tin Ceiling Tiles: $30 per 2-panel sheet

Saved from an 1800s commercial building, these antique ceiling tiles have character that only comes with the passing of centuries. Beautiful to use as a headboard or framed with salvaged old-growth wood and used as a piece of art.

Measurements: 49″ long x 24″ tall