these cracked me up -- they are real IV stands. chris said, "i thought those would be really great with light fixtures clipped to them and then they could roll around to where you needed them".

For bathtubs

Architectural Salvage, FL

This is what the hydraulic pistion sits in, bathed in oil. This could also be used as a footing for a skyscraper, because IT'S BUILT LIKE A TANK.

chris used one of these lights as an outdoor wall sconce at her own home

Here's a Pair

Makes me wonder if this is a signage from a grand hotel which was trendy and famous in its heyday. Where is it from? Did anyone famous stay there? Any scandals? It has definitely seen better days...

There's the fluted creme-colored column, which is cast iron with a porcelain veneer. It's a beast. Inside is the cast iron support column that serves as the main load-bearing point for the upper chair assembly. My back is killing me.

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Heavy

View of statuary at demolition of community center at St. John's R.C. church, Middletown CT

coffee table

Colorful glass doorknobs

barstools! for the bar area!

Pretty pretty doors

Look at all that lovely antique lighting!

Architectural Salvage, FL

They had so many interesting doors.

Items salvaged from one of the old warehouses that has been dismantled in the warehouse district of Danville, VA.

Bike parking by Westland salvage yard. Shoreditch, London. Wednesday 27 July 2011