Rare Salvaged Steel Frame Windows From An Early 1900s Eastern Ontario Public Works Building

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Rare Salvaged Steel Frame Windows From An Early 1900s Eastern Ontario Public Works BuildingFrom the rugged bones of an early 20th century public works pump house or water treatment facility, this pair of towering steel frame windows is the kind of architectural salvage that stops you in your tracks. Standing at just under 9 feet tall with graceful proportions and rich industrial character, theyre believed to be remnants of a larger arched assembly once flanking a matching set of windows or a grand entryway. The presence of original joiner

Solid iron frame with wood seat

All electrical has been removed and the galvanized canopies will need painting

Heavy cast iron base

Pair of military folding benches with wooden slat seats

5" Diameter x 3" H

or a rustic modern home

Original brass handset (untested)

A 36" wide door with beveled glass

Garden pavilion or conservatory focal point

• Kitchen or bar islands

or as a collector's showpiece in any vintage lighting collection

conservatory