ARCHITECTURAL ARTIFACTS
of ST. LOUIS

This 4 part terra cotta frieze would be beautiful mounted on or into a wall. The material can withstand the outdoors and has beautiful details.

Originally intended for the Pairesian Exhibition at the 1904 Worlds Fair, the glass arrived in pieces that could not be used. The owner...

Two piece stained glass window signed by Emil Frei of St. Louis MO. Salvaged from a convent on Riverview Boulevard in St. Louis MO....

Salvaged from St. Leos in 1978 to make way for yet another vacant lot. St. Leo’s was one of the Kerry Patch parishes (Irish) of North St....

Building: Castle Ballroom, also known as Cave Hall. Location: 2839 Olive Street in midtown St. Louis MO. Architect: John D. Paulus Built:...

Possibly for a transom or dining room window. Width: 32” Width: 22.5” Depth: 3/4” Price: $375

Marquette Annex salvaged piece of terra cotta. This little crest was on the window span, centered above the awning in the photo below. 1...

Hand tooled terra cotta flower from sandstone arch over a window in St. Louis. Only 1 in stock. Price: $100

Vintage lock set, complete parts, still in a piece of the door it came from. Price: $475

Pair of Second Empire (1855-1885) doors from Jerseyville Il. These would have been exterior doors to protect the entry way. The red flash...

Architectural salvage from the Stifel Building at 9th and Pine in St. Louis MO. The elevator features riveted and banded wrought iron....

Solid Cherry wood fireplace surround, in one piece. Mirror on top is in excellent condition and does not need re-silvering. From the...

Original Location: 1430 Chambers Street, St. Louis Mo. Manufacturer: Christopher & Simpson Architectural Iron & Foundry Co. Condition:...

Building: Tony Faust’s Oyster House Restaurant Location: South Broadway and Elm St., St. Louis MO. Built: 1871 Demolished: 1933...