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Old Portland is more than just an architectural salvage shop. We are committed to providing exceptio

Old Portland Hardware and Architectural is an architectural salvage store located in Portland, Oregon. We are dedicated to bringing you the best in architectural salvage with incredible customer service.

10/22/2026

This amazing old bank teller window came to us all the way from the town of Athena in Oregon’s north east corner.
The c.1900 beauty has flashed copper iron filigree and “stick and ball” detailing , beveled glue-chip glass, and a cherrywood frame!
It is definitely a small town, old west piece of history.
If you zoom in on the last pic (of the piece in an old photo) you can even see a spittoon on the floor of the bank!
We can almost hear boot heels hitting the old floor boards from 126 years away!
There’s gotta be a great way to get this back into use somehow. 🤔

10/17/2026

Today’s favorite find…

A big beautiful batch of vintage hand blown pulled feather art glass shades made by Lundberg Studios out of Davenport, CA

This style of shade look amazing on both Arts & Crafts light fixtures AND Art Nouveau light fixtures!

10/07/2026

This c.1900 wrought iron bench is one of our favorite pieces from last week’s purchase of old Portland historic pieces!
The gentleman we purchased it from recounted going to the steel scrap yard with his dad when he was a kid (c.1960) and seeing a huge mangled pile of the benches. His dad paid the crane operator to pull the best one off the pile and they took it home. He seems to recollect that the city may have pulled them out of Washington Park during a revamp.
The bench has its original maker’s tag showing that it was made by Portland Wire & Iron Works which was located roughly in the area of Burnside and Front Street (we found three possible addresses.
There’s a great historic picture of the business when it was at 84 N Second St (and Everett) at oldoregonphotos.com

09/20/2026

🐉THAR BE DRAGONS!!🐉

Not just one, but TWO, frickin’ fantastic dragon smoking stands made by the Scroll Art Mfg. Co. out of Bridgeport, Connecticut circa 1926.

These beasts look like they just crawled out of a Tolkien fantasy, but… this pair predates
“The Hobbit” by ten years!

The dastardly pair came by way of a recent buy where we had the opportunity to purchase several artifacts from the old Sacajawea Hotel that WAS located in La Grande, Oregon. Amenities included 95 rooms, a ballroom, restaurant, coffee shop, and the Sand & Sage lounge. The Sacajawea began construction in 1926, opened in 1928, and was demolished (by dragons?🤔) in 1970.

We imagine the dragon smoking stands would have lived in the lobby and/or lounge 🐉

09/10/2026

It’s pretty unusual for us to come across 140 year old entry set as complete, and as special, as this!

The c.1886 Victorian entry set is the “Ekado” design by Sargent & Co.

Interestingly, the interior doork**b is standard size to meet visual proportions of a house interior, while the outside k**b is larger to better match the feel of proportions of the house exterior.

Also, where many antique doork**bs are only decorated on the front/visual side, this set is decorated both front AND back!

And, we know it’s “special” because the back of the entry plate says so…😬

09/03/2026

Absolutely amazed by this recent find!

We have not one, BUT TWO, never used decorative Victorian porch arches! The tapered fan details are beautiful!
We can only guess that these were a couple of extra leftovers from a c.1880’s house kit that stashed in an attic or basement for the last 140 years!

Both arches are made of cedar. They are double sided so they look beautiful whether you are sitting on the porch or admiring from the street.

27H x 31 1/2W x 4 1/8D

08/09/2026

We found a little piece of old Portland history!

This cool little gimbaled ship’s compass was originally sold by the C.F. Beebe Co.
They were founded right here in Portland Oregon 140 years ago in 1884. The company originally supplied equipment for the shipping, sailing, and boating industry along the Columbia and Willamette rivers.

Compass in original wood box 5”x5”x 3 5/8”

Descendants of the original founders are still doing business in Portland today.

The Beebe Company

08/01/2026

It is hard to deny the aesthetic appeal of a pile of old clock gears.
They have so many artistic possibilities and stories to tell.

07/31/2026

Encountered on a buy…
In a dark dusty stairwell…
Ladders were climbed…
Impulsive choices were made…
Functional antique taxidermy?…
🤷

07/22/2026

This is, hands down, THE coolest piece of antique terra cotta we have ever come through the store!

It appears to be a rather chess like stately royal figure flanked by a pair of large birds (eagles? ravens? …rooks?😬)

Where’s it from? What building was it on? …we have no idea!🤷
And the people we bought it from? …they had no idea either. 😞 They got it from the estate of a collector with no info🤔

We do know that it’s BIG! 30”H x 23”W x 16”D.
We’re guessing it weighs somewhere north of 125 pounds

It’s definitely a statement piece!

Address

1667 SE Tacoma Street
Portland, OR
97202

Opening Hours

Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 6pm
Sunday	10am - 6pm

Telephone

+15032347380

Website

http://www.oldportlandhardware.com/

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