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I had dentist hell this morning - but on the way home I staggered into this tiny little reclamation yard - very local, somewhere I've never seen before

An ornate copper door knob and beaded back plate/escutcheon lock set. Architectural salvage from a Chicagoland building slated for demolition.

Interior of Salvage One, and architectural salvage shop on Chicago's West side. Love the place, but it's a tad expensive.

The “Cha-Cha” Bench and a Reclaimed Trim Mirror are Black Dog Salvage projects that would make good gifts for Mother’s Day.

An ornate metal light switch cover plate from the 1960s.

From the Children's Hospital. With little feet.

We have a Architectural Salvage warehouse featuring an always changing collection of industrial lighting,retro furniture, curiosities, medical oddities, vintage signs & letters.

During a Woodcraft upcycling demo last year, attendees saw how easy it can be to change the look of a cabinet door or transform it into a serving tray by applying a General Finishes gel stain.

vintage metal storage cabinet assembled with wheels and shelving

Can't believe this place is just round the corner from where I work, and I've never been...

This pair of Hollywood regency style lion head ring pulls are made of cast brass. Pulls are center mounted and have a naturally-aged surface patina. See profile for more details.

An ornate metal light switch cover plate from the 1960s.

Check out our blog at twigdecor.blogspot.com to find out more information on our fun summer market!

Copper Stars #3.

 

A&O Architectural Salvage, Kansas City, MO.

An ornate copper door knob and beaded back plate/escutcheon lock set. Architectural salvage from a Chicagoland building slated for demolition.

Fence Posts #1.

 

A&O Architectural Salvage, Kansas City, MO.

Monday, February 2nd

 

Today was an excellent day, and the weather far outshone that of any day previous.

 

I spent the morning at home then drove -- windows down -- to visit this place called Second Chance -- an architectural salvage center behind Raven's stadium. It's 4 warehouses full of incredible amazing awesome beautiful stuff. Colossal doors, rows of church pews, pulled-off-the-wall fireplace mantels, intricate hand-carved railings and spindles, period hardware, buckets of colorful decorative tile, gorgeous stained glass, and the list could go on. All deconstructed from buildings before they're demolished. If (when) I build a house, I hope this place is still around!

 

I could have spent hours in there. And a lot of money, too. But it must be the week for sweet deals because I got a piece of an old tin cieling for 5 bucks. It's getting the place of honor above my bed at home. Look for it in a future POD...

 

Other highlights:

-Dunkin Donuts flatbread: so good!

-Dinner with Dad and Cait: a really funny experience.

-Shopping with Dad and Cait: even funnier.

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