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Brass and Glass Bar Cart
$1,195.00
With this bar cart in residence, you may have trouble distinguishing your home from a swanky nightclub lounge. With its spindled brass frame and glass shelves, the cart has a 1960s flavor to it that practically demands you put on some Dean Martin and start pouring the Manhattans.
When yo...
Wire Side Table
$428.00
We love that this side table looks both airy and substantial at the same time. It's constructed of iron wire, which gives it a visual lightness (perfect for smaller spaces) but also ensures it's sturdy and stable. With its Antiqued Brass finish, the table would suit mid-century, eclectic, and ...
Vintage Olive Basket
$75.00
We gathered these rustic olive baskets from Turkey. They were once used during olive harvests for picking and washing the fruit (hence the slatted sides). Now they'll add a rugged, exotic beauty to your home when filled with anything from kindling to croquet balls – or even with nothing at all. ...
Vintage Seltzer Bottle
$194.00
Our restored 1930s vintage seltzer bottle brings the feel of a South American speakeasy to your home bar. Though it requires professional charging to be operable, it will still give you an excuse to mix up a mojito.
Vintage Wine Holder
$218.00
When the festivities heat up, this holder both stays cool and looks cool. Made from a vintage 1930s seltzer dispenser, it will keep chilled bottles at temperature and prevent condensation from reaching table surfaces.
When you set up a home bar with all the right tools and supplies, enter...
Salvage Stitching-Machine Dining Table
Vintage Iron Base with Black Walnut End-Grain Butcher Block Top
$5,000.00
We took one look at this massive cast-iron base from a vintage Landis shoe-stitching machine and knew it deserved to be reborn as a well-heeled table. So we gave it a thick end-grain butcher block–style top of reclaimed Oregon black walnut. The top's rich chocolatey tone coordinates perfectly ...
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 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 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 ...
Matte White and Tan Shade, 2-1/4" Fitter
$70.00
Would look great on one of our great Fixtures with 2-1/4 Inch Shade Holders, sold separately.
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Pair of Shades with Orange and Green Flowers, 2-1/4" fitter
$160.00
Pair of Shades with Orange and Green Flowers, 2-1/4" fitter.
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Hand-painted Floral Shade, 4" Fitter
$80.00
See some of our great Fixtures with 4 Inch Shade Holders, sold separately.
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Ornate Polychrome Revival-Style 5-Light Chandelier, c1928
$570.00
This classic late-1920s 5-light chandelier enhances its finely cast details with an antique gilt painted finish and subtle colored accents that add character and gentle beauty. A fixture like this one would be right at home in one of the countless English, Colonial, or Historic Revival houses th...
Streamlined Steel Commercial Pendant, c1935
$270.00
Clean and streamlined, this effortlessly modern pendant design was widely popular and used in commercial settings both new (for cutting edge style) and old (as an update for obsolete lighting fixtures in vintage buildings). Semi-indirect lighting like this was the up-to-date technology of the De...
Vintage Shade
R0298
$95.00
Incorporated in 1898, the Holophane Glass Company was responsible for the development of "prismatic glass" - finely crafted clear crystal reflectors that used scientifically designed prism-shaped ribs to evenly and efficiently refract and direct the dim light of early carbon-filament light bulbs...
Pair Bronze-Plated Iron 6" Steeple-Tip Hinges, c1885
$250.00
These large three-knuckle hinges are cast iron with a bronze wash and feature a bold Eastlake-style motif of stylized leaves and flowers. The deep leaves of these large hinges allowed a door to swing out beyond the thick built-up casings that were common during this period. The pins are not remo...
Set of Black Glass Pulls (16) & Knobs (2), c1930
$340.00
In contrast to the sparkling faceted glass hardware common in the 1920s and 1930s, these pulls and knobs feature a smooth round design that is almost modern in its clean lines and striking presence. It is rare to find so many pulls in one lot like this, and they'll make a powerful first impressi...
"JANITOR" Stamped Steel Sign, c1950
$35.00
Retro painted stamped steel sign from a recent lot purchase. We don't know how old these signs are, but figure probably the 1950s. Just one of many different examples we got in this fun buy. Act now while limited supplies last - they don't make signs like this anymore.
Finish: White and Blac...
"LADIES ONLY" Stamped Steel Sign, c1950
$35.00
Retro painted stamped steel sign from a recent lot purchase. We don't know how old these signs are, but figure probably the 1950s. Just one of many different examples we got in this fun buy. Act now while limited supplies last - they don't make signs like this anymore.
Finish: Ivory and Black e...
Lovely Colonial Revival Dual-Tone 2-Light Pan Fixture, c1925
$375.00
With its soft satin-silver painted finish, subtle brass highlights, and easy-on-the-eyes satin opal shades with blue- tinted decoration, this classic pan chandelier has all the charming qualities that made the type so popular during the Roaring Twenties - nicely detailed castings, classic spun b...
Black Enamel Elongated Revival-Style Porch Light, c1930
$225.00
Typical of the hybridized porch lights of the 1920s and 1930s, this example mixes Arts & Crafts, Colonial Revival, and Romance Revival themes into a style that can live comfortably on many different types of homes, from bungalows to cottages. The elongated proportion of this fixture makes it...
Rustically Romantic Virden "Beacon Hill" Chandelier, c1929
$775.00
One of our favorite Revival-style families, the Beacon Hill Line was introduced by J.C. Virden of Cleveland, Ohio in 1929, and touted as being "designed and executed in accord with the best in early American tradition." This low-ceiling Model 925 chandelier retains its original "forged iron with...
Octagonal Tiered Opal Shade w/Art Deco Decoration, c1930
$350.00
Classic Art-Deco form (an upside-down skyscraper) meets classic Art-Deco decoration (colored chevrons and stylized flowers) in the wonderful shade on this pendant fixture. A hang-straight joint at the canopy on this gilt fixture allows for movement and mounting on slightly sloped surfaces.
Fi...
Short "Lobay" Holophane Industrial Pendant (Newer Vintage)
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$525.00
Designed for use in factories to provided localized, low-glare illumination with maximum distribution efficiency, Holophane's Lobay series came in a range of functional shade shapes including extensive, intensive, focusing and general lighting - we're not sure which this one is. Relatively more ...
Lincoln Two-In-One 5-Light Art Deco Semi-Flush, c1933
$1,100.00
This captivating Art Deco slipper shade fixture features the original polychrome paint treatment and highlighted ivory-tinted shades (which can be mounted up or down). This size was typically used in entries, bedrooms, and breakfast nooks.
"Shaded lights" were the hot trend from about 1930 th...
White Streamline 4" Kitchen or Bath Shade, c1935
$130.00
An elegant shade with even diffusing for kitchen or bathroom (or even a porch).
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Deco-Era Store Pendant w/Lens Shade, 1934
$425.00
This classic Late Deco pendant features the popular combination white and clear shade common in many Depression-era stores and commercial settings. The clear pressed-glass lens on the bottom of the shade directed more direct rays downward while the opal upper glass diffused the light evenly arou...
Striking Dual-Tone “Ferndale” 5-Light Chandelier, c1935
$700.00
One of the more stylish and visually impressive Art Deco offerings in the Sears Lightmaster line, the Ferndale family was distinguished by solid aluminum castings with elaborate modernistic ornamentation and a silver/gold dual finish treatment. Based on certain identifiable components, we believ...
Striking Dual-Tone “Ferndale” 5-Light Semi-Flush, c1935
$700.00
One of the more stylish and visually impressive Art Deco offerings in the Sears Lightmaster line, the Ferndale family was distinguished by solid aluminum castings with elaborate modernistic ornamentation and a silver/gold dual finish treatment. Based on certain identifiable components, we believ...
Maroon Twisted Cord Pendant w/Etched Shade, c1900
$250.00
A maroon-cloth twisted cord and brass canopy suspend an original socket with clamp-on shadeholder to create a classic early-20th-century look and a fixture that will add character to many different settings, old or modern. The real star of the show though is the elegant antique shade with its de...
Pair of Revival-Style Double Sconces, c1930
$525.00
Charmingly straddling the historical ground between Old English and Colonial Revival, this set of two cast double-candle sconces has a rustic and romantic character that would suit a wide range of revival-style interiors. A primitive hammered texture covers the surface, which is finished in an a...
White & Clear 4" Kitchen or Bath Shade, c1940
$85.00
A typical war-era shade for kitchen or bathroom (or even a porch), with decorative lower portion and a white-painted upper area to diffuse light more evenly.
Height 6-1/2"
Diameter 6-1/2"
Fitter size 4"
White & Clear 4" Kitchen or Bath Shade, c1940
$80.00
A typical war-era shade for kitchen or bathroom (or even a porch), with decorative lower portion or lens for direct lighting below, and a white-painted upper area to diffuse light more evenly.
Height 7"
Diameter 8"
Fitter size 4"
Set of 9 Pearl Opalescent Hexagonal Glass Pulls, c1915
$180.00
This is a wonderful set of 9 early-20th-century hexagonal glass cabinet knobs in a lovely semi-transparent opalescent white - not to be confused with the more opaque milk glass versions often seen. These would make an outstanding addition to a 1910s or 1920s bathroom or kitchen, among other uses...
Bold Pair of NOS Baldwin Brushed Bronze Door Pulls, c1955
$90.00
Visually arresting and cast in solid bronze for durability, this great set of industrial/commercial door pulls are both artful and hard-working at the same time. Can be installed in either orientation, on one side of two doors or on two sides of one door.
Set of: 2 Pulls
Height 9"
Width...
NOS Payson 6" Antique Copper Flush Bolts, c1920
Want more than one? Check with customer service for current availability
$50.00
Wow, this is N(ew)O(ld)S(tock) hardware at its best - classic flush bolts like this are almost impossible to find reproduced today, and even if you could find them they wouldn't be available in authentic mottled or oxidized antique copper like these examples. And you even get three optional stri...
Set of 3 Swooping Cast Iron Double Hooks, c1900
$75.00
In a sort of plain, everyman's version of Art Nouveau, these hooks have a simple style and easy swooping line that suits many turn-of-the-century interiors. Some of the original plating remains over the cast iron in this set of three.
Finish: Some of the original plating remains over cast ir...
Brass Bird Cage Hook w/Integral Screw, c1875
$75.00
Most often marketed for bird cages, these distinctive projecting hooks were certainly used for other purposes as well, especially to hang plants from. A little more sophisticated than its cast iron counterparts, and utilizing a longer, non-threaded screw post, this hook ought to deliver function...
Set of 6 Aesthetic Movement Cast Iron Bin Pulls, c1885
$200.00
Cast iron bin pulls were extremely common during the Victorian era, but these are a little more interesting than many. This classic set of six features an unusual braiding motif, along with flower stems and a dramatic Anglo-Japanese sunburst in the center.
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Dainty White Porcelain Beam Light w/Flowers, c1950
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$180.00
"Dainty" ivory-tone porcelain fixtures with colorful floral accents like this single-bulb "beam light" example were common from the 1930s into the 1950s, often sold as replacements for earlier, dimmer fixtures from the decades before. They were also excellent for the smaller rooms and lower ceil...
Vintage Bottle Opener
Wall Mount
$24.00
We're offering a limited number of these vintage bottle openers, discovered in a beer distributor's warehouse. They celebrate Grand Prize Lager, the product of a Texas brewery owned by famed eccentric Howard Hughes.
This cast-aluminum bottle opener was made by an American company that ha...
Ivory-tinted Pressed Glass Bead-Chain Shade, c1940
$125.00
Bead-chain shades (the glass typically hangs from three ball-tipped bead chains) were popular from around 1935 into the early 1950s. The most common sizes were small 1-light fixtures used in bedrooms and hallways, especially as replacements for older obsolete styles, The shades are usually heavy...
Tan-tinted Pressed Glass Bead-Chain Shade, c1938
$100.00
Bead-chain shades (the glass typically hangs from three ball-tipped bead chains) were popular from around 1935 into the early 1950s. The most common sizes were small 1-light fixtures used in bedrooms and hallways, especially as replacements for older obsolete styles, The shades are usually heavy...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2110
One-of-a-Kind
$575.00
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...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2112
One-of-a-Kind
$475.00
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...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2116
One-of-a-Kind
$575.00
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...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2119
One-of-a-Kind
$575.00
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...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2120
One-of-a-Kind
$575.00
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...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2123
One-of-a-Kind
$550.00
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...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2124
One-of-a-Kind
$625.00
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...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2125
One-of-a-Kind
$475.00
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...
Vintage Mercury Shade, R2126
One-of-a-Kind
$425.00
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...
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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 & About: Ashland Springs Hotel
Are you like me and distracted by lighting & vintage details wherever you go? The beauty of antique lighting stops me in my tracks every time. After a wonderful stay at the Ashland Springs Hotel in Southern Oregon, I realized I had collected quite a nice array of photos of their vintage lighting decor… Talk [...]
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Do the Right Thing – A Salvage Story
Several years ago, our company historian Bo Sullivan http://arcalus.com/ gifted me a vintage table lamp of unknown origin. Although we don’t know its pedigree, and clearly the lampshade had seen better days, I found it charming just the same. It proceeded to live on my desk for many years. Then one late afternoon, [...]
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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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Santa baby - slip some salvage under the tree for me...
I have been having a ball decorating for the holidays and I challenged myself to come up with some ideas for a salvage Christmas. Vintage glass balls are stunning – their colors are subtle – the patina speaks of Christmas past. And we have been getting a lot of battery jars in lately. Battery jars are [...]
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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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Dresser Reborn: A Fairy Tale by Joanne Palmisano
Once again I was roaming my local recycle center in search of material for only of my DIY NETWORK projects when I spied this vintage (1943) dresser. It looked in rough shape. But as I circled in with my eyes narrowed, like I was a hawk going in the for the kill, I knew it had a lot of potential. So without leaving its' side (things get snagged up pretty quickly there) I hailed a friendly staff person and asked the price. $25 dollars. Well, well, I could chance on this piece for twenty-five buckaroos. Sold, I said!
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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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A Different Sort of Curb Appeal
Beauty — or at least visual interest — is where you look for it. If vintage industrial is your thing, you probably see beauty in unexpected places — like even in the middle of the street. Here’s a sample of some utility lids within a short noontime walk from Rejuvenation headquarters in NW Portland. I especially [...]
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Selecting Rejuvenation's Mid Century Color Palette
The thing about selecting period correct colors for an era that spans a decade or so, is that you can find an example of pretty much any color imaginable. In looking at mid-century vintage lighting catalogs, I found palettes that ranged from cheery pastels, to lively highly saturated colors, to somber deep tones. How to choose?
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Schoolhouse Salvage
It’s back-to-school season: time for new knapsacks and – we say – old accessories! Here are a few of our recent salvage finds that are (almost) too cool for school. Given our commitment to preservation, is it any wonder we look back fondly on pre-PC days? Vintage beakers concoct a chem-lab-like display. Ah, globes: Remember how simple geography used [...]
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