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Pull with Ring
3in. Center to Center
$18.00
This ruggedly handsome Pull With Ring is available only in Oil-Rubbed Bronze and nicely complements our Drop Drawer Pull.
Oil-Rubbed Bronze finish only
Drop Drawer Pull
Solid Brass
$18.00
Textured to create the effect of hand-hammering, the Drop Drawer Pull lends rustic interest to kitchens, bathrooms, and furniture.
Evoking the handiwork of the village blacksmith, this style of hardware was particularly popular in the 1920s, when passion for all things pre-industrial...
Card Holder Pull
4 options available
$6.00
Stay organized while maintaining vintage charm with our Card Holder Drawer Pulls. Use them in your kitchen, office, bathroom, and mudroom to keep everything in its place and easy to find.
Typically, card holder pulls like these would have been found on library card catalogs, office file ...
Label Holder
4 options available
$6.00
Let your pantry doors, kitchen cabinets, desk drawers, and file cabinets speak for themselves with our solid brass Label Holder.
Typically, label holders like these would have been found on library card catalogs, office file cabinets, and shop drawers.
Brass Caster
Solid Brass
$14.00
Casters are true triple threats: they make it easier to move furniture; add to the stature of shorter pieces; and provide a vintage look. Consider using them on everything from armoires to armchairs, plant stands to tea tables. .
Traditionally used on fine furniture, our Solid Brass Cast...
Natural Lemon Oil
$9.00
Based on a formula used by furniture specialists for more than a hundred years, lemon oil is ideal for dusting wood furniture and millwork. It gently replenishes natural oils that may be lost over time and protects surfaces from heat and sun damage.
Our collection of lotions, potions, su...
Wood Furniture Cream
$9.00
Fingerprints, grime, dust – eliminate them from your wood surfaces while protecting against future assaults with this furniture cream. Lemon oil replenishes wood's natural oils and restores shine to your home.
Our collection of lotions, potions, supplies, and sundries will help you lead a...
Salvage Industrial Bar Cart
Rolling Cast-Iron Base with Maple Top and Shelf
$1,600.00
The clever design of this vintage cast-iron industrial machine base allows it to sit steadily until one wishes to move it. With slight pressure on the handle, the dual caster engages, and the cart is ready to roll onto the patio or into another room. We added a thick reclaimed maple top (suita...
Salvage Toolchest Bar Cart
Vintage Aircraft Mechanic’s Toolchest with Flame Maple Top
$5,000.00
This Streamline-style rolling toolchest was entirely handmade of aluminum sheeting by an aircraft mechanic, most likely in the 1930s – even the pulls on the drawers are handmade! We felt it needed a standout top that would be in keeping with its character, and since maple was used in some pr...
Salvage Rebar Coffee Table
Vintage Bridge Rebar Base with Black Walnut Top
$1,800.00
Who knew that a small makeover could transform hardworking, humble rebar into an urbane and exceptional coffee table? On this sleek piece, welded bridge rebar forms the legs and frame, which holds a custom-fitted panel of gorgeous reclaimed Oregon black walnut.
Our one-of-a-kind salvage f...
Two Salvage End Tables
Vintage Tool Bases with Locust Wood Tops
$800.00
The steel bases for this matched pair of end tables were made by Angliron Co. in the first decade of the 1900s to support some sort of machinery. They still sport their original green paint, accented perfectly by reclaimed locust wood tops. A peculiar detail: locust wood will glow brightly und...
Salvage White Oak Side Table
Rolling Machine Table Base with White Oak Top
$1,400.00
We don't want to be bossy, but we'd hate for you to miss this: Take a good look at the wood grain of this tabletop. Go ahead – we’ll wait. See? Wasn't that worth it? We have never seen feathering like this in oak before, so we knew we had to feature it prominently. (And to think this piece of ...
Salvage Fir End Table
Cast-Iron Base with Douglas Fir Butcher Block Top
$800.00
We had a few short antique Douglas fir beams and a whimsical idea: Why don’t we make a very small, very thick end-grain butcher block? It may be a touch tiny to serve as an actual cutting surface, but it does make an adorable end table when mounted on a vintage cast-iron machine base pedestal...
Salvage Fir End Table
Rolling Cast-Iron Base with Douglas Fir Butcher Block Top
$800.00
We had a few short antique Douglas fir beams and a whimsical idea: Why don’t we make a very small, very thick end-grain butcher block? It may be a touch tiny to serve as an actual cutting surface, but it does make an adorable end table when mounted on a vintage cast-iron machine base pedestal...
Salvage Maple Cocktail Table
Steel Pedestal with Bookmatched Maple Burl Top
$800.00
Maple burl has an undeniable, tactile appeal. We had a small piece that was almost large enough to make a bookmatched top for this versatile table, but for one little section. Then we realized that the negative space of the notch was the perfect imperfection that would make the whole piece cli...
Salvage Streetlamp Dining Table
Vintage Streetlamp Base with Oregon Myrtlewood Top
$2,400.00
Slow-growing Oregon myrtlewood tends to have irregular and highly figured grain. Usually, it's used for small pieces such as turned wooden bowls and cutting boards, but we wanted to feature it in a bigger way. The reclaimed myrtle top on this table shows all kinds of character – streaks, burl,...
Salvage 576 Bar Table
Machinery Base with Red Maple Butcher Block Top
$3,200.00
The massive cast-iron pedestal base for this piece dates back to the heyday of American manufacturing. It's from the Cincinnati Electrical Tool Co. (founded in the 1890s), most likely from the 1930s, and shows its years of service plainly. We felt such a base deserved a top of equal gravity, s...
Salvage Bar Trolley
Vintage Crane Trolley with Western Maple Butcher Block Top
$4,400.00
This trolley originally hauled sections of a crane boom, but we thought it might prefer the more leisurely assignment of carrying cocktails. We added custom-fitted reclaimed Western maple panels that show some gorgeous figure and streaks, along with a thick breadboard-style edge-grain butcher ...
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Four Artisans Set Up Shop
It’s well known that Portland is blessed with loads of creative talent. Over the years, Rejuvenation’s appreciation for handcraft has allowed us to forge connections with several local artists. We’re excited and proud to to present the work of four of our favorites, which will be on display and available for purchase at Rejuvenation’s Portland [...]
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Our Salvage Team Transforms Found Industrial Objects and Reclaimed Wood into Knockout Furniture Pieces
Here in the Salvage Department we find ourselves continually amazed at the beauty of old industrial pieces. It breaks our hearts to think of these giants of the industrial world just sitting around, unused and unloved. So we don’t let them — we give them a second life by turning them into one-of-a-kind furniture [...]
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Some Favorite Salvage Picks
Rejuvenation’s roots are in salvage – plain and simple. Long before “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle” became a mainstream mantra, our founder Jim Kelly helped pioneer the concept of taking old things, restoring them to their former glory, and actively reintegrating them into people’s homes and businesses. Today we continue this tradition in our stores, where we [...]
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Holiday Gift Picks: A Few of Our Favorites
Our merchants (those design-savvy folks responsible for our product assortment) have been very busy this year. Their efforts have culminated in a unique assortment of gifts that honor craft, beauty, and utility. Below are three products that embody those traits, and have earned them “fave gift picks” status. Tommy Pin-Up Lamp We just love [...]
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These Slipper Shade Fixtures are my Favorites
If you’ve ever talked to me about buying one of our antique lights, you’ve probably heard me say, “I am so excited for you, that’s one of my favorites!” It’s true, I say that a lot. And — I know — that’s a lot of favorites, but quite simply they are ALL my favorites for [...]
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A Few of My favorite Things: Guest Post by Joanne Palmisano
Hello, Here I am again roaming Rejuvenation finding all the things I love and hoping that my design ideas will inspire you! As the author of Salvage Secrets (which was just released!) I can’t help but admire and be in awe of how the folks at Rejuvenation bring old things back to life. Like this [...]
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Furniture with an Edge
Earthy, textural, and rich — live-edge furniture has it all. A technique that emerged after the Arts and Crafts era, it shows off the relatively unrefined beauty of wood, highlighting its burrs, grains and knots. Sometimes it’s as understated as a shelf or bar with a bark-clad edge. Other times it’s as organic as [...]
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What a coincidence!
Check out Portland customer Tiffany Chandler! Check out that fabric! Little did she know her stylish purse was a perfect match to one of our most comfortable midcentury chairs. She was kind enough to pose for a picture. Tiffany said her boyfriend picked up the bag at Edgefield‘s gift shop. Two thumbs up to the [...]
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Cheers to a New Year!
Where did 2011 go? One minute it was here, and in a flash, it’s all over — with a new year chomping at the bit to get started. There were so many highlights for the team at Rejuvenation, but I have to say one of my favorites happened as we were putting together our Fall [...]
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Not Just for Warehouses Anymore
Our warehouse lights have late-19th century industrial roots. A century ago, they would have been used in warehouses (as you may have guessed), barns, and factories, thanks to their sturdiness, durability, and weather resistance. And thanks to their rugged-yet-handsome style, warehouse lights have continued to be functional favorites well into the 21st century. Of course, [...]
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Big Things in Salvage
There are some really awesome things that have come into our Portland Salvage department in the past few weeks. And by awesome I mean enormous. Thought I’d share one of my favorites. Check out this gigantic traffic light. No, I’m not kidding… it’s HUGE. This beast came from a train crossing and it’s about 4.5′ tall [...]
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Q & A with Bronson Pinchot
Hollywood's favorite character actor, Bronson Pinchot (Perfect Strangers, Beverly Hills Cop), has a secret life. He's been quietly buying neglected old homes and buildings, and restoring them into eye-catching masterpieces. Each episode of The Bronson Pinchot Project finds Bronson and his crew of local contractors renovating another room at one of his properties in Harford, PA. Bronson Pinchot is a hands-on renovator with the skills of a contractor and the eye of a top designer. Rural Harford becomes the backdrop for a unique mix of reality TV and home improvement.
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Salvage, Serendipity, and the Wings of Pegasus
Justin Grow is one of our salvage buyers. Like many of our salvage folks, Justin’s eclectic background informs his work. He’s studied historic preservation. His father was a fine artist who loved restoration projects. His mother taught music and owned a frame shop. He grew up visiting antique stores with his parents and “playing” with [...]
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Why a Rejuvenation Blog?
Well, it’s like this: We’re people-people! Which we realize is kind of cliché, but it’s really true. When Jim Kelly opened Rejuvenation as a salvage shop in 1977, his purpose was simple — to find (and later make) the lighting and house parts he, his friends and his fellow Portlanders needed to renovate their cool [...]
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10 Things I Love About Portland, Guest post by Joanne Palmisano
Besides being a great friend of (and to) Rejuvenation, Joanne Palmisano is an author, stylist, and designer. She has her own blog and is in the process of writing her second book, Salvage Secrets, Reclaimed Design and Decor. After visiting us in Portland recently, Joanne gave us a rundown of some of her favorite things about our [...]
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Otis, Old and New
Here was a pleasant surprise waiting in our Salvage department today: an original Otis fixture! While all our fixtures are based on vintage designs, it’s uncommon to see an original show up at the salvage desk. That it was one of my favorite designs of the last few years is a definite bonus! Gotta love that purple [...]
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Field Trip: U.S. Glass Manufacturers
My field trip to the Ohio River Valley to work with our glass partners is always my favorite; all of them are located within a few hours of each other and traveling between them is easy and beautiful. Because of its proximity to water, silica sand, and energy (natural gas), this region of the country [...]
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Oh, the Glow: Straw Opalescent Shades
A selection of cylinder shades for hall pendants in 1906 – including Straw Opalescent on the left – from Catalogue 14 of R. Williamson & Company, Chicago, Illinois. (Rejuvenation archives) Straw Opalescent glass shades are a longtime favorite here at Rejuvenation, especially for Amy, our Restored Antiques Specialist. “Straw Opalescent” is the authentic period name [...]
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Early Spring Style Watch
We’ve definitely been thinking spring here, and not just because in Portland the perennials are popping and trees are budding. January through February is spring market time for furniture and accessories. The buyer’s market in NYC, as well as the city itself, always gives me renewed inspiration. Home shows present a range of innovative [...]
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Rejuve Goes Hollywood: To Have and Have Not
Rejuvenation lighting has popped up in all sorts of movies over the years, but one of my favorite appearances actually happened in 1944. To Have and Have Not – worth watching to see Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall fall in love on screen – features the Irvington‘s original incarnation (with some gorgeous Holophane shades). Sure, there [...]
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NYC Press Tour Highlights: Visiting the Hearst Tower
If you read my previous posts about going on press tour, you already know I recently did a lot of running around in New York City. I got to visit the work spaces for several of our favorite media outlets. I thought it would be fun to share photos of those spaces along with the [...]
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Style Watch
In our retail stores- Seattle, (Los Angeles coming soon!), and in our expansive flagship store in Portland, Oregon, we offer an eclectic mix of furniture and accessories. As with our lighting, we focus on classic, timeless American designs – only I have a bit more creative license to sprinkle in contemporary trends and playful patterns and [...]
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The hardest part of our MYHYO contest... a recap
…is picking a room to vote for! So many of you poured your hearts and souls into your spaces, it was nearly impossible to pick the best. Near the end of the contest, I sat down with Foley to talk over some of our favorites. ANNE: I love this contest because I actually get to [...]
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Rejuvenation
Rejuvenation is America's largest manufacturer and leading direct marketer of authentic reproduction lighting and house parts. Rejuvenation's products are handcrafted, made-to-order, and sold through the company's catalog, website, and retail stores. Our timeless and classic fixtures work beautifully in homes old and new.