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Pendant w/Green Enamel Shadeholder
We're actually not quite sure how old this fixture is, but does it matter? A charming combination of bright white and warehouse green, this pendant is loaded with playful period personality that would suit a variety of settings today, in projects old or new.
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Original Price $235.00
$179.99
Killer Neo-Grec Ebony Gilt 2-Light Gas Chandelier, c1875
If a chandelier could be a rock star, this one might be Ozzy Osbourne. With its distinctive and wide-spread tapered sheet metal arms, this is a spectacular example of a gas fixture form that was produced from the 1870s well into the new century. The fixture combines detailed white metal castings...
Original Price $3,200.00
$1,999.99
Pair of Label-holding Bin Pulls, c.1895
This stout pair of pulls would be handsome on a desk or work table.
Cast iron; finish shows some wear (see photo).
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$60.00
Set of Four Leafy Bin Pulls, c1870
This early cast iron drawer pull was popular for many years and sold into the 1900s. Its simple yet elegant design gave it timeless appeal, and it was often used on wood kitchen tables and dresser drawers.
These four pulls feature traces of original copper plating under aged lacquer, giving them...
$160.00
Super-Spectacular 12-Light Commercial Chandelier, c1905
To the untrained eye, this fixture might appear to be just another over-the-top "fancy" Victorian chandelier - but it is so much more than that, and we feel very fortunate to offer it here. Probably dating to the first decade of the 20th century, during the transitional period when Victorian dec...
$13,500.00
Classic Chain Pendant w/Straw Opalescent Globe, c1915
This simple and classic chain pendant features an exposed turnkey socket and beautiful Straw Opalescent globe shade. Learn more about Straw Opalescent.
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$425.00
Pair of D&F Cast Iron Bin Pulls, c1885
While we can't say for sure, marked cast iron bin pulls like these were very often used on multi-drawer typesetter cabinets used to hold letter type. The D&F initials are probably related to the company that made the type or the cabinet.
Note: Varying amounts of corrosion adds to the awes...
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$80.00
W.C. Vosburgh Bent Brass Pendant No. 2045, c1891
"How do I love thee? Let me count the ways..." Had Elizabeth Barrett Browning still been around in the early 1890s, she might have pined over this sweetest of simple pendants as we have. Proving that one doesn't have to be hit over the head with a gilded and filigreed hammer to find beauty and ...
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$440.00
Simple Gas Chandelier with a Twist (or 3), c1905
The restrained simplicity of this classic vernacular 3-arm gas fixture lets other features shine - like the outstanding original mottled or oxidized copper finish and the quirky and expressive bent brass arms. Fitted with elegant acid-etched Empire shades, this light demonstrates how you can mak...
$1,150.00
Late Victorian Empire Combination Chandelier, c1900
With the classic cast scrolling armbacks and pierced filigree shells that define the Empire style, this gas/electric combination fixture from around the turn of the century offers generous style, light, and decorative impact. Common to later Empire castings, this one also features a mix of brass...
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$1,650.00
Interesting 2-Arm Fixture w/Striking "Lines" - c1905
Simple at first glance, this unique fixture reveals its true personality upon closer inspection, when one notices the subtle yet mesmerizing play of lines - both in the organic lines of the arms and in the reeding and corrugations in the fixture's components. We've taken this subtlety one step f...
$775.00
Truly Lovely 3-Arm Empire Chandelier, c1896
The type of beautifully ornamental fixture that so many of us picture when we think of Victorian lighting, this example from around the turn-of-the-century nicely balances the Empire impulse to be fancy with the restraint being learned from the Colonial Revival. The intricately cast filigree arm...
$1,350.00
Captivating Gilt 3-Arm Empire Chandelier, c1894
The dance between the ornamental and plain elements of this beautiful Empire chandelier is as elegantly balanced as Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire. Clean and effortlessly graceful scrolling bent-brass arms set the scene for the gorgeous, intricately cast filigree components to take center stage....
$1,450.00
Large Eastlake Gasolier w/Crystal Drops, 1880s
A very nice early fixture that mixes the popular crystal look with Eastlake styling at the time it was transitioning to the Aesthetic Movement, this would be ideal over a dining room table in an 1880s home (or any other setting where its unique charms would be appreciated). Intricate castings an...
$3,750.00
Distinctive 2-Arm Renaissance Revival Pendant, c1868
A restrained yet inspired fixture from one of the harder periods to find lighting from, this late-1860s Renaissance Revival gasolier features dual arms, dual finishes, and dual faces at the center. Elegantly minimal while simultaneously decorative, this fixture might have hung in an entry, a ves...
$2,450.00
Rare Civil War-Era Gilt 2-Arm Gasolier, c1865
Being on the west coast, we simply don't see very many early gas fixtures pass through our shop. This one, attributed to Archer & Pancoast, is one of the earliest we've offered (see its coordinating partner in a separate listing), and we've gone to great pains to do it justice.
When disa...
$3,000.00
Gilt Neo-Grec 2-Arm Gasolier w/Star Shades, c1872
Gas lighting of the 1870s was dominated by the intricate white-metal castings of the Neo-Grec and Renaissance Revival styles. Though weaker and more brittle than cast brass or bronze, this material (also known as spelter) flowed easily when melted and allowed for remarkable detail and texture. T...
$2,200.00
Astounding Gas/Electric Empire Chandelier, c1890
This huge and remarkable 6x6 gas/electric combination fixture is a scrolling flight of filigreed fancy and bellowing beasties. Possibly manufactured by Bradley & Hubbard, this large fixture features exceptional castings and over-the-top detail. With the gas lights so high on the fixture, it ...
$18,500.00
Early Neo-Grec Cast Iron Bin Pulls, Pat. 1873
Fancy" cast iron bin pulls like these became popular during the 1870s, and despite the waning of their Neo-Grec style, were sold until nearly the turn of the century. The interwoven and flattened decorative flourishes are typical of vernacular Neo-Grec design trends of the decade, which would be...
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$25.00
Set of 6 Cast Iron "Doggie" Bin Pulls, c1875
For some reason we can't say we've ever heard explained, dogs were a popular motif on fine hardware of the 1870s, including doorknobs, bell pulls, keyhole covers and these classic bin pulls (the Irish Setter seemed to be especially well loved). You don't have to be an aficionado of the Westminst...
$480.00
Set of 4 Plain "Mustachioed" Cast Iron Bin Pulls, c1870
With a decorative character unlike any other, the small leafy flourishes at each side of the otherwise remarkably plain, early cast iron bin pulls above resemble nothing better than the mustachioed lips of the Victorian men who must have yanked upon these humble handles...
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$100.00
Quintessential Mid-century Brass-tone Saucer Pendant, c1957
Like a visitor from another time and solar system, this awesome mid-century saucer pendant hovers here waiting for a new terrestrial dining table to hang over - perhaps it is yours? Featuring starlight pinholes on the lower dome and perforated squares around the upper bowl, this fixture is both ...
$235.00
Small Chrome Schoolhouse Flush-Mount w/7” Shade, c1935
The very plain styling and straightforward lines of this flush-mount schoolhouse fixture, along with the original chrome finish, date it to the 1930s or later. With its plain look and 7” diameter opal shade, this would be a great fixture for a smaller kitchen or bathroom of the era.
The pend...
$190.00
Classical Commercial Pendant w/Accent Lamps, c1922
In the earlier days of the development of schoolhouse lighting in commercial settings, the visual scale of the fixture and light from the primary opal shade was supplemented with the addition of an upper section of the shadeholder that held a ring of exposed bulbs. With great Classical Revival d...
Original Price $725.00
$599.99
Petite Rich-Gilt Schoolhouse Pendant, c1925
This compact little schoolhouse pendant features a 6-1/2" diameter shade and an antique rich gilt finish. The softly rounded shade and dainty canopy give it a charming older look.
The pendant or semi-flush lights often called "schoolhouse fixtures" are defined by their large white (or "opal")...
$210.00
Red Brass Aesthetic Movement 3-Arm Gasolier, c1883
This nice example of early 1880s lighting has all the bells and whistles - Japanese-inspired castings of cranes, artistically scrolling bent brass strap ornamentation, delicately etched 5" floral fishbowl shades on scalloped shadeholders and a stunning Longwy ceramic insert amid warm red brass - ...
$4,500.00
Rare Civil War-Era Gilt 2-Arm Gasolier, c1865
Being on the west coast, we simply don't see very many early gas fixtures pass through our shop. This one, attributed to Archer & Pancoast, is one of the earliest we've offered (see its coordinating partner in a separate listing), and we've gone to great pains to do it justice.
When disa...
$3,000.00
Magnificent Mid-Century Stargazer Chandelier by Lightolier, c1955
Let this sleek Mid-Century Modern chandelier bring its own starry night to your space. Its constructed from lightweight but sturdy aluminum, and covered in starlight pinpricks, a future-gazing MCM touch that still looks fresh now, here in the future.
The scale of this fixture might surprise yo...
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$2,450.00
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2110
The term "mercury glass" - like so many terms in the world of antiques - is a bit of a misnomer, as these shades are not made using mercury. Rather, they are silvered in the same way that mirrors are, using silver nitrate (although mirrors before about 1835 did utilize mercury). The challenge for...
One-of-a-Kind
$575.00
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2112
The term "mercury glass" - like so many terms in the world of antiques - is a bit of a misnomer, as these shades are not made using mercury. Rather, they are silvered in the same way that mirrors are, using silver nitrate (although mirrors before about 1835 did utilize mercury). The challenge for...
One-of-a-Kind
$475.00
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2124
The term "mercury glass" - like so many terms in the world of antiques - is a bit of a misnomer, as these shades are not made using mercury. Rather, they are silvered in the same way that mirrors are, using silver nitrate (although mirrors before about 1835 did utilize mercury). The challenge for...
One-of-a-Kind
$625.00
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2125
The term "mercury glass" - like so many terms in the world of antiques - is a bit of a misnomer, as these shades are not made using mercury. Rather, they are silvered in the same way that mirrors are, using silver nitrate (although mirrors before about 1835 did utilize mercury). The challenge for...
One-of-a-Kind
$475.00
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2126
The term "mercury glass" - like so many terms in the world of antiques - is a bit of a misnomer, as these shades are not made using mercury. Rather, they are silvered in the same way that mirrors are, using silver nitrate (although mirrors before about 1835 did utilize mercury). The challenge fo...
One-of-a-Kind
$475.00
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2127
The term "mercury glass" - like so many terms in the world of antiques - is a bit of a misnomer, as these shades are not made using mercury. Rather, they are silvered in the same way that mirrors are, using silver nitrate (although mirrors before about 1835 did utilize mercury). The challenge for...
One-of-a-Kind
$490.00
Plug-In Pendant with Perforated Ceramic Flower Shade, c1970
Yes, perforated ceramic shades are extremely hot right now, but guess what, kids, it's not their first time around. Show you're clued in to the ceramic scene of the 1960s and '70s with this stoneware pendant. The orange-peel texture of its glaze is indicative of the salt glazes used by American s...
$300.00
Mid-Century Bronzetone Danish Modern Pendant, c196
With its five tiers of reflector rings, lightweight aluminum design, and original Bronzetone lacquer, this spaceship-esque pendant is quintessentially Danish Modern. Made by Nordisk Solar Company and sold by Prescolite here in the U.S., it makes a design statement that has seen a steady ascent in...
$975.00
Embrace Your Inner Flower Child Sconce Pair, c1967
This set of two sconces hails from the late 1960s, a time when the Mid-Century Modern minimalism was, like the country, loosening up and embracing its more, ahem, natural side. While for the Woodstock hippies this meant sitting on burlap, for lighting designers it meant wrapping lights in it. Th...
$350.00
Cordette Sconce, from Moe Lighting's 1958 "Cordette Series"
This snazzy little basket of light can be found in the 1958 Moe Lighting Catalogue. Under this alluring category: accent lighting, the "Touch" that makes the Difference. Oooh la la Moe. The Cordette, it goes on to say, is a "Whirl-Cord brass wire trimmed fixture, which can be mounted up or down. ...
$275.00
Cordette pendant, from Moe Lighting's 1958 "Cordette Series"
This snazzy little basket of light can be found in the 1958 Moe Lighting Catalogue. Under this alluring category: accent lighting, the "Touch" that makes the Difference. Oooh la la Moe. The Cordette, it goes on to say, is a "Whirl-Cord brass wire trimmed fixture." It features laminated cotton cor...
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$325.00
Lightolier Ceiling-Mounted Saucer Fixture, c1959
A classic of its time, this brushed aluminum saucer fixture, re-finished by our craftspeople to match its original Bronzetone finish, has tiny light-casting piercings throughout the fixture and shade. Or, if you don't believe us (or your own eyes), perhaps Lightolier's own description will sway y...
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$250.00
Black Enamel and Copper Zoetrope Mod Dome by Lightolier, c1966
Lightolier was always an industry leader when it came to postwar Modern lighting, and as seen here in this quirky and wonderful Mod Dome, was quick to pick up on European and Scandinavian trends and translate them for the American market. In this case, their original catalog copy says it all: "F...
$725.00
Pair of MCM Pivoting Pinstripe Sconces by Progress, c1960
Deck out your pad with this set of two sconces. With their original Polished Brass finish, pinstriped shades, starlight perforations, and articulating joint, your place will be the picture of 60s decked-out style. For lighting nerds, there is also the beveled glass at the bottom of the shade to l...
$430.00
The Time Traveler's Light
The iconic parabolic shape of this mid-century pendant is only made more charming, we feel, by the worn brass lacquer that covers its brushed aluminum canopy. It's as original to this light as its starlight perforations, and lends it credibility as a true traveler from the starry-eyed, visionary ...
$235.00
Bold Modern Flush Drum Accent Fixtures, c1960
This simple drum-shaped accent fixtures directs most of its light downward, and features "starlight" perforations that throw a delightful pattern on the ceiling. Most impactful when used in multiples over counters, islands, or mid-century room dividing features like bookcases or built-in planters.
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$150.00
Delicious Cakepan MCM Fixture, c1955
This pretty little flush-mount ceiling fixture is made of lightweight brushed aluminum finished with a Bronzetone lacquer to match the original. This style of light is called a "cakepan," but we feel there's a case to be made for just calling it cake -- it's that delicious looking. Though its ori...
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$265.00
The Something For Everyone Mid-Century Pendant, c1960
This pendant got its start as a pull-down light -- that's a mid-century favorite light that could be adjusted up or down, depending on how much light was needed over the kitchen table. We turned it into a pendant and replaced the missing pull-down loop with a flush finial. Beyond that, it's origi...
$525.00
Cordette Flush Mount from Moe Lighting's Cordette Series, 1958
This snazzy little basket of light can be found in the 1958 Moe Lighting Catalogue. Under this alluring category: accent lighting, the "Touch" that makes the Difference. Oooh la la Moe. The Cordette, it goes on to say, is a "Whirl-Cord brass wire trimmed fixture." It features laminated cotton cor...
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$265.00
Cocktail Hour Light, c1957
Call it a cup of sunshine -- this lovely little light would love to tuck in over a home bar or into a cozy little nook. Its straight from the 1950s, has its original shade and finish, and has the sophistication and class to make a splash most anywhere.
$235.00
Parabola Fixture by Lightcraft, C1963
This petite semi-flush fixture was made by Lightcraft in the early 1960s. Its finish is original, its shade is creamy and glowing, and its shape is out of this world. It was, in fact, inspired by the stargazing, space-racing, future-looking optimists of its time. What's not to love?
$380.00
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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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Out with the New, In with the Old: A Preview of an Arciform Project Featured in the New Book Salvage Secrets
This coming Sunday, July 31st, Rejuvenation is hosting author Joanne Palmisano, author of Salvage Secrets, for a book signing at our Portland store. One of the projects featured in the book was designed by Anne De Wolf, co-owner and lead designer of Portland area period restoration/renovation company Arciform. Anne thought it would be fun to provide a little more back-story here on the wonderful project Joanne included in the book.
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A Very Berkeley Summer
We can hardly wait for late June, when our new Berkeley store opens! The place is really coming together: Our team is busily stocking shelves, installing hardware, salvaging salvage, and ogling the restored antiques…We’ll also post job openings soon, so tell your historically minded, handcraft-obsessed friends. Stay tuned to find out the exact opening date [...]
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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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Where It's At
It’s been a busy week here at Rejuvenation’s media request hotline (that sounds so much better than public relations desk, doesn’t it?). Our new catalogue is making its way out in the world and we’ve been getting some really exciting feedback from folks. Our Hood pendant (featured on the cover) has gotten all sorts of [...]
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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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Portland Salvage Home Tour, Part 3
The Portland Salvage Home Tour happens October 6th. For those of you who can’t make the event in person, we’re featuring a few of the the five homes here. This post is by guest contributor Nancy Ranchel, home décor enthusiast, salvage supporter, and blogger. Her home was featured in Salvage Secrets by Joanne Palmisano. Here, she shares her [...]
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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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Amazing Shades
Straw Opalescent glass shades Ever since I started working in the Restored Antiques department, I have been in love with Straw Opalescent glass shades. So much so that I keep all of them right outside my office to drool over every time I walk by. I love them for many reasons – the variation in shape, the [...]
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New-Old Enamel Shades from Restored Lighting
The question that I am asked most often in the Restored Antiques Department is, “Where do you get all this stuff?” The answer is simple – everywhere. When I first started working in this department I quickly realized that my little corner of our factory held an incredible collection of antique lights. Looking through the [...]
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Portland Salvage Home Tour, Part 1
The Portland Salvage Home Tour happens October 6th. For those of you who can’t make the event in person, we’re featuring a few of the the five homes here. This post is by guest contributor Nancy Ranchel, home décor enthusiast, salvage supporter, and blogger. Her home was featured in Salvage Secrets by Joanne Palmisano. Here, she [...]
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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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Portland Salvage Home Tour, Part 2
The Portland Salvage Home Tour happens October 6th. For those of you who can’t make the event in person, we’re featuring a few of the five homes here. This post is by guest contributor Nancy Ranchel, home décor enthusiast, salvage supporter, and blogger. Her home was featured in Salvage Secrets by Joanne Palmisano. Here, she shares a few [...]
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