Vintage

Hungarian farmers took pride in the colors and designs of their grain sacks, which were unique to each farm. These handmade, linen sacks were reuse...

Glass bottles like these, called demijohns, were originally used for storing wine in the villages of Transdanubia, a wine-harvesting region of Hung...

Bring wine country home with you. These vintage demijohn bottles were carried by Hungarian villagers to their local vineyards to draw wine directly...

Salvaged from bars and pubs across Eastern Europe, these vintage bottles were once filled with seltzer for making fizzy spirits. Condition and size...

You could often find these enamel-coated iron sinks hung on garden walls across Europe at the turn of the 20th century, for use by weary farmers an...

Olives and olive oil have been staples of Mediterranean cooking for thousands of years. These vintage jars were used to cure and store olives and t...

No mass production here! Each stool was made by hand by its owner. These stools were used around farmhouses in Europe for decades. Use them to take...

Easy to relocate in or out of doors or around the home, the vintage Hungarian Baby Tub beautifully adapts to the need. Fill the Baby Tub with a col...

Long before the days of automation, laundry was done by hand in Hungary. These vintage wash stands made the job a little easier. Today, they add a ...

Long before the days of automation, laundry was done by hand in Hungary. These vintage wash stands made the job a little easier. Today, they add a ...

Our vintage watering cans with spout were used by Hungarian villagers to tend to their gardens during the warm summer months. Made of galvanized zi...

In the first half of the 20th century, Magyar bakers at farmhouses in Hungary and other Eastern European countries used these hand-carved, antique ...

When heavy snow fell in 19th century Europe, wide-eyed children would burst from their homes, bringing their sleds and skates along for a wintry ad...

Our architectural shutters are salvaged from buildings all over the Mediterranean. Although they represent a melting pot of styles and motifs, most...

Our architectural doors are salvaged from buildings all over the Mediterranean. Although they represent a melting pot of styles and motifs, most ar...

Our architectural shutters are salvaged from buildings all over the Mediterranean. Although they represent a melting pot of styles and motifs, most...

Vintage tiles scrapped from Egypt. Come assorted in design and conditions.  

Our architectural doors are salvaged from buildings all over the Mediterranean. Although they represent a melting pot of styles and motifs, most ar...

These gorgeous, welded cast-iron panels are salvaged from Egypt, retaining their rustic appeal. Once used to protect windows and doors, each vintag...

Architectural salvage elements like our large iron cast panels give any space a distinct style and flair. Once used to protect windows and doors, o...

Water bearers are common figures in ancient Asian art. These authentically rustic buckets evoke images of a simpler time, when families drew water ...

The origins of the ginger jar date back to China's Qin Dynasty that spanned 221 to 206 BC. It was not until they were exported to Europe in the 19t...

Burlap, known as hessian fabric outside of North America, is believed to originate in Hesse, Germany. This sturdy fabric made, from jute and sisal ...

Originally used as a threshing device for wheat and flax, these vintage farm implements are now an impressive wall hanging. Size, style & condi...