European Antiques and Architectural Salvage
selected for their authenticity, craftsmanship and story

Crafted in Dalarna during the late 18th century, this Swedish Mora clock reflects the simple elegance and enduring craftsmanship that made these timepieces the heart of the Scandinavian home. Its graceful waisted case, shaped base, and scalloped crest create the classic Mora silhouette, while centuries of layered paint reveal a surface shaped by generations of careful use rather than restoration.

More than decorative objects, Mora clocks served as the daily timekeepers of Swedish life, marking everything from morning chores and shared meals to church attendance and family celebrations. Often commissioned to commemorate weddings or significant milestones, they were treasured heirlooms passed from one generation to the next.

This example retains its original workings along with a beautifully aged painted dial beneath old glass. Soft sage green, muted red, and blue-green paint layers emerge through natural wear, preserving the rich surface history collectors seek. The scale and presence of the case suggest it once stood in a prosperous rural household, where it quietly marked the passage of time for well over two centuries.

• Found in Dalarna, Sweden, circa 1770 - 1790

• Original late 18th-century painted surface with layered historic paint

• Original clock workings included

• Original glass in door

• Expected wear, paint loss, age cracks, and surface distress consistent with age and use

• Stable, structurally sound, antique condition

• The clock is sold as found and is not currently in working condition. Its original workings remain intact, and while we've been told the movement could be returned to working order, we have not verified its functionality. Adjustment or servicing should be expected before regular operation.

• Overall wear is consistent with age and use

• Approximately 16.625” W x 10.375” D x 86.75” H

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Dating to the late 19th century, this exceptional set of six French cast iron garden urns showcases the timeless Médicis silhouette, with gracefully flared rims, rounded bodies, and substantial pedestal bases. Their generous scale creates an impressive architectural presence whether arranged as pairs, lining a garden path, or anchoring an entryway.

Decades of exposure have produced a beautifully weathered surface layered with warm iron tones, remnants of aged paint, and natural oxidation that lends remarkable depth and texture to each urn. The richly patinated finish is the result of time alone, offering the character that only authentic antique garden pieces can achieve.

Equally suited for planted seasonal displays or left unfilled as sculptural elements, this rare matched set brings enduring European character to both traditional and contemporary landscapes.

• Found in France, circa 1880–1910

• Set of six matching cast iron garden urns

• Classic Médicis (Campana) form with pedestal bases

• Beautiful naturally weathered surface with aged paint remnants and rich iron patina

• Expected surface oxidation, wear, and weathering consistent with age and outdoor use

• Minor casting irregularities and age-related imperfections throughout

• Heavy, solid construction

• Suitable for indoor or outdoor display

• Each urn measures approximately 29” H
x 21” diameter; base approximately 10.5” square

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Two-door upper cabinet over an arched niche and a lower two-door base. Classic late-18th-century provincial form with a stepped cornice and paneled doors. Recently dry-scraped to natural wood, revealing a soft, timeworn surface with subtle tonal variation. A sculptural corner piece with strong vertical presence.

• Found in Sweden, circa 1780 - 1800

• Two-part corner cupboard (upper cabinet over base)

• Dry-scraped to natural wood

• Stepped cornice with simple carved detailing

• Upper cabinet with two paneled doors and interior shelving

• Central arched niche for display or daily use

• Lower cabinet with two paneled doors

• Original joinery with age-appropriate wear throughout

• Repaired wood patches present, as-found

• Soft, timeworn surface with natural tonal variation

• Structurally sound and highly functional

• Measures approximately 45” W x 28.5” D x 93” H; base measures 29.25” H; top measures 63.75” H

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Early 20th-century English Lutyens-style garden bench with the iconic rolled crest rail, graceful shaped arms, and slatted seat and back that define the timeless form. Retaining its original clay-colored painted finish, now beautifully worn with age, the surface reveals layers of weathered wood beneath, adding warmth and character impossible to recreate.

Inspired by the celebrated designs of Sir Edwin Lutyens, this bench brings an architectural quality to both garden and interior spaces. Solid and sturdy in construction, it remains suitable for outdoor use while equally striking when placed in a sunroom, at the entry, or against a garden wall layered with climbing greenery.

• Found in England, early 20th-century

• Original clay colored paint, timeworn to a soft patina

• Slatted seat and back

• Solid and sturdy; suitable for outdoor use

• No structural damage

• Overall wear is consistent with age and use

• Approximately 77.375” W x 25” D x 42.25” H; floor to seat 18” H

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