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Resource Directory-Architectural Salvage
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Bathroom Machineries
495 Main Street
Murphys, CA 95247
www.deabath.com
Phone: (209) 728-3860
Fax: (209) 728-2320
Contact: Tom Scheller
E-mail: tom@deabath.com
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Bathroom Machineries specializes in complete restoration of all plumbing brass, sinks, tubs, toilets. We manufacture and sell many early plumbing parts and fixtures, and are the only manufacturer of 1910-style toilet and original-style toilet seats. Bathroom Machineries products are sold nationally through its catalogue and website, through retail store in Murphys, CA.
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Liz’s Antique Hardware
453 South La Brea
Los Angeles , CA 90036
http://lahardware.com/
Phone: (323) 939-4403
Fax: (323) 939-4387
Contact: Terri Hartman
E-mail: shop@lahardware.com
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Liz’s Antique Hardware sells original hardware circa 1850 to 1970 for doors, windows, and furniture. We also sell antique lighting, bath accessories and pieces of architectural interest. |
Pasadena Architectural Salvage
30 S. San Gabriel Blvd.
Pasadena , CA 91107
www.pasadenaarchitecturalsalvage.com
Phone: (626) 535-9655
Fax: (626) 535-9602
Contact: Gayle Stoner
E-mail: pasarcsalvage@netscape.net |
Architectural antiques are the emphasis at Pasadena Architectural Salvage. Re-cycling of beveled glass doors, stained glass windows, fluted columns and claw footed bathtubs offer the creative homeowner, architect or decorator materials and craftsmanship that are no longer available. Our extensive inventory includes mantels, lighting, plumbing fixtures and door hardware featuring items manufactured circa 1880 to 1930. We also have wrought iron gates and balconies along with furniture and accessories from the Arts and Crafts period.
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Rejuvenation
2550 NW Nicolai Street
Portland , OR 97210
www.rejuvenation.com
Phone: (503) 231-1900
Fax: (503) 944-1744
Contact: John Klatt
E-mail: jklatt@rejuvenation.com
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Founded in 1977 with a passion for old houses and buildings, Rejuvenation is America’s largest manufacturer and direct marketer of authentic reproduction lighting and house parts. Light fixtures are made to order – with choices for finish, length, shades, and other options. A growing house parts line includes door, window, bath, porch, and drapery hardware, as well as wood medicine cabinets. Rejuvenation products are sold nationally through its catalogue and website, through retail stores in Seattle, Washington, and Portland, Oregon.
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Silverlake Architectural Salvage
1085 Manzanita Street
Los Angeles, CA 90029
Phone: (310) 435-5330
Fax: (323) 667-2975
Contact: Bruce Baker
E-mail: brufus1953@yahoo.com
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Think of a warehouse that recycles all the wonderful, unique architectural details, taken from houses demolished by home owners who do not have the taste to restore these homes. We have cabinets, doors, windows, plumbing (such as pedestal sinks, clawfoot tubs), hardware from Craftsman, Victorian, Spanish, Cottage, style homes built from 1880's to the late 1940's. I customer range from those who are trying to match a one panel to five panel interior door to finding that special front door, to those building a replication of an old home, to renting to the studios. If you are planning to replace all the windows in your house with matching antique windows we are the place to go.
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Vintage Plumbing Bathroom Antiques
9645 Sylvia Avenue
Northridge , CA 91324
http://vintageplumbing.com/
Phone: (818) 772-1721
Contact: Don Hooper
E-mail: vintageplumbing@sbcglobal.net
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Vintage Plumbing Bathroom Antiques is an architectural antiques dealer whose only line consists of American bathroom antiques from the Victorian, Arts & Crafts and Art Deco periods. We specializing in rare, unique, hard to find items. We also replicate unavailable parts. We sell parts, as well as complete fixtures. Vintage Plumbing Bathroom Antiques products are only available through its website. |
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Pershing Square
Downtown Los Angeles Pershing Square is the oldest public park in Los Angeles. Its history extends back two hundred years when it was a vacant lot known as block number 15. In 1866, an ordinance was signed declaring the park "...a public square for the use and benefit of the citizens of the common." Over the last century the park has undergone numerous changes including the addition of underground parking in the 1950s. In the 1990s, the park was significantly remodeled by a design team led by architect Ricardo Legoretta and landscape architect Laurie Olin. Photo courtesy of California Historical Society / Ticor Title Insurance |
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