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  • Towel Bars


    Period bathroom design does not require precise duplication, but should incorporate proportions, textures, and colors appropriate for the style of home. Creating a bathroom in the fashion of a bygone era can be accomplished by obtaining vintage bath... Read More »

  • Wood Brightener


    While not a wood bleach, Wood Brightener helps even out stains and blemishes in wood caused by water based stains. It will also lighten furniture darkened by alkaline-based strippers. It can be applied to unfinished wood.... Read More »

  • Oil Lamp Parts


    One of the most primitive lighting devices known is an iron fire holder called a 'cresset'. Fueled with oil soaked twigs or pine knots; the cresset was usually suspended from a pole like a torch, or hung like a lantern. This ancient oil fired lamp w... Read More »

  • Aladdin Wall Lamps


    Aladdin lamps have been made as table lamps, hanging lamps, floor lamps, wall or bracket lamps and later, caboose lamps. The Aladdin lamp company designed their lamps to use in most any indoor location. Early Aladdin lamps were made primarily of br... Read More »

  • Backplates


    Teardrop handles of cast brass with back plates that were attached by a cotter pin characterize William and Mary period hardware (1690-1720). This was one of the earliest true brasses, replacing the well-known wooden knobs.... Read More »

  • Crosley Accessories


    Industrialist Powel Crosley was the first to build a production model sports car in the U.S. Crosley's first car, a two-door convertible, was shown at the Indianapolis Speedway in May 1939. Crosley introduced innovations to the American automobile... Read More »

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