identical 19th century original and largely intact american victorian era varnished white oak wood fluted freestanding columns with ornamental ionic capitals - decorators' supply co., chicago, il.

matching set of original finely turned and tapered varnished oak wood interior residential room divider columns designed and fabricated by the plastic relief mfg. co., chicago. il.

all original 19th century american victorian era interior darkly varnished white oak wood fretwork attributed to the waddell mfg. co., grand rapids, mi.

exceptional and hard to find intact american aesthetic movement varnished walnut wood interior residential staircase landing newel post possibly fabricated by the goss & phillips mfg. co., chicago. il.

monumental 19th century american interior solid quartered oak wood staircase landing lintel or architrave possibly fabricated by palmer, fuller & co. of chicago. the custom-built victorian era header was salvaged from the extant david c. cook mansion, located in elgin, il.

intact late 19th century american victorian era hand-crafted solid cherry wood room divider arch segment with horseshoe opening. the interior "gingerbread" component was possibly fabricated by palmer, fuller & co., chicago, il.

two matching original and intact beautifully crafted solid cherry wood interior residential colonnade or room divider columns possibly fabricated by palmer, fuller & co., chicago, il. the freestanding turned columns were salvaged from the extant david c. cook mansion, located in elgin, il.

matching set of late 19th century american victorian era varnished oak wood interior residential colonnade posts likely designed and fabricated (at least in part) by the decorators' supply co., chicago, il.

matching set of original american victorian era interior residential room dividers or colonnades salvaged from a chicago graystone undergoing demolition. the bases are comprised of oak, with a three-sided recessed panel configuration.

original late 19th century american victorian era varnished oak wood stick and ball fretwork panel salvaged from a chicago graystone residence undergoing demolition.

all original and largely intact antique american victorian era varnished oak wood fretwork panel flanked by two square diminutive columns. the fanciful wood assembly was removed from a badly damaged built-in cabinet fabricated by the chicago embossed moulding co., chicago, il.

two matching original antique american interior residential freestanding newel posts salvaged from a prominent pre-fire chicago italianate mansion built around 1867.

all original late 19th century american victorian interior residential white oak wood colonnades, once a part of a greater room divider assembly. fabricated by the decorators supply co., chicago, il. salvaged from a chicago graystone built around 1896.

six matching c. 1915 ornamental apothecary cabinet pilaster ionic capitals comprised of wood and gesso (i.e., mixture consisting of a binder mixed with chalk, gypsum, pigment, or any combination of these. each capitals features foliated scrolls and centrally located bellflower.

very rare solid oak wood patented "barley twist" ropelike victorian fretwork - designed by moses younglove ransom

early 20th century interior residential varnished white oak american buffet or china cabinet with original centrally located beveled edge glass mirror. the freestanding wall mount (not a built-in) cabinet is finished on each side.