Architectural

The addition of antique architectural elements is a perfect starting place for creating or changing the quality and appearance of your home. Fireside Antiques offers an ever changing selection of architectural antiques and antique salvage pieces including antique doors, antique iron accessories, salvaged windows, antique wrought-iron gates, troughs, fire fenders, iron doors, over-door panels, boiserie panels, stone pedestals, urns, library steps, and farm ladders. We also offer architectural reproduction pieces such as concrete columns and pedestals. Architectural antiques can be used both inside the home and outside in the garden.
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  • French Set of 19th Century Entry Doors

    $8,995.00

    96.25"H x 45.25"W x 1.75"D

    Dimensions: 96 ¼” H x 45 ¼” W x 1 ¾” D

    A large set of French wooden entry doors with its original worn painted finish. The doors make a statement and are made of solid wood with wooden geometric moldings. Original forged iron hardware is found throughout. Be sure to view the detailed images to see the current condition of this pair of antique doors.

  • 19th Century Set of 3 Oxidized Copper Panels

    $8,995.00

    31"H x 65.25"W x 8.50"D

    Dimensions: 31”H x 65-¼”W x 8-½”D

    This 19th century set of three oxidized copper panels are an incredible addition to any space. The deep relief floral motif showcases the great patina they have gained since their creation during the 1820’s. They easily hang from wooden brackets secured to the back. Although sizable, they are quite light. The thin, easily malleable metal makes a great medium for such detailed design. Make sure to view all of the photographs to get a closer look at these wonderful panels. Sold as a set of three.

The addition of antique architectural elements is a perfect starting place for creating or changing the quality and appearance of your home. Fireside Antiques offers an ever changing selection of architectural antiques and antique salvage pieces including antique doors, antique iron accessories, salvaged windows, antique wrought-iron gates, troughs, fire fenders, iron doors, over-door panels, boiserie panels, stone pedestals, urns, library steps, and farm ladders. We also offer architectural reproduction pieces such as concrete columns and pedestals. Architectural antiques can be used both inside the home and outside in the garden.

Architectural Antiques and Decorations From Fireside Antiques

Fireside Antiques’ collection of decorative items and furniture pieces are great for adding that unique touch to any space. More than any modern item you’ll find today, architectural antiques have the potential to make your design stand out in a classy and understated way.

Perhaps it’s the history behind architectural antiques, but the amount of ambiance and weight they bring to a room is palpable. Not only that, but you’ll feel great pride in owning each item that today’s modern finishes simply can’t replicate.

After all, rustic and antique furnishings are very much “en vogue” in today’s interior design scene. If the piece has a history behind it to act as a talking point, then that’s all the better.

In our shop, we carry all sorts of architectural antiques and decorative items. Anything that’s in decent shape (enough to be restored, then loved by a new owner) can fall into this category, especially if it’s a decorative or miscellaneous item that doesn’t fit with other categories.

While different antiques come through our doors all the time, we specialize in things like pedestals, ladders and steps, iron gates, door and stairwell ornaments, panels, urns, and much more. Many of our stone and metal pieces are also just as well at home in your garden or patio as they are in your home.

Choosing the Right Architectural Antiques

Not every architectural antique is meant to fit with every space. After all, while a stone finial or iron gate will look beautiful outdoors in your garden, a library ladder or staircase—with its near-priceless aged wood—would succumb to the elements outside and lose much of its innate beauty.

In the same way, while a large, wrought-iron gate would surely look beautiful in your library, that doesn’t always seem like the most logical place to put it. An iron gate works best outdoors, attached to an iron fence, just as originally intended.

Of course, if you aim to preserve your beloved antiques and put them on display, situating them outdoors may not match your goals in the first place. The point is that architectural antiques vary widely in form and function, so it’s important to evaluate the decoration’s place and purpose before adding it to your home.

At Fireside Antiques, you’ll find only the best architectural antiques to incorporate into your designs, whether you’re renovating a home or simply purchasing an antique for your own enjoyment. All of these items have found a second purpose as statement pieces, conversation starters, and simple, pleasing decor.

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