Wood and Woodwork

This partial room divider was originally from the Albany Public library located near the State Capitol building. My guess it was probably constructed in the 40's or 50's of oak, brass and glass. It's great for a store. 

This quarter sawn oak trim surrounded two rooms in an old Albany, NY rectory. The header is built out. Beautiful wood and complete.

This solid oak door surround was removed from a rectory in Albany, NY. Shown is the light oak colored trim. It is also available in dark oak.

This is a header or over window.

This entranceway was carefully removed from an old Albany rectory. This picture depicts the left side. The side columns are fluted. It is made of quarter sawn oak and stained pine, depending on the section. It spans 32 feet across but can be modified. This is a one-of-a-kind magnificent piece of woodwork, ready to enhance your commercial space or large loft.

We have several of these quartersawn oak room entranceway surrounds rescued from an old rectory in Albany. They can be modifed within reason.

This fluted oak room entrance surround was removed from an old rectory in Albany, NY. However, based on the nails used, I don't believe it was the original molding but added probably in the 1940's. It comes with two side flat columns and a top frieze. 

Remaining, we have a small amount of wide plank pine flooring removed from a rectory in Gallupville, NY. Approximately 100 sq. ft. remain from over 1800 sq. ft. initially. This is suitable for a small project or if you need a few square feet to complete a repair, it is available for $4.00 per sq. ft. All nails have been removed. The top of the flooring has been previously painted. 

This stage was removed from a church built in 1850. It has a 3 step staircase at each end, and is curved in the front. Included are both staircases and all the paneling and trim. Framing and flooring would be required to complete the stage. Estimated age based on type of nails used, construction and patina. It could be older.