Found Objects of Industry

Found Objects of Industry In 1972 Leonard Schechter pioneered saving architectural masterpieces being demolished in New York C

In 1972 Leonard Schechter pioneered saving architectural masterpieces being demolished in New York City. The company he created became the inspiration for an entire industry of architectural salvage that today is visible on the pages of magazines like Martha Stewart Living, Architectural Digest, and many others. Schechter popularized and pioneered the use of vintage lighting (think holophane) and

plumbing fixtures (Meyer Sniffen, Mott, and others.) Len still sees a continued value in the original designs and is also making reproductions of impossible to find classics to the highest possible level of quality. Len Schechter has what is known in the trade as "the eye" and the deepest knowledge and understanding of the history of the industrial age.

04/08/2022

Jack Brooks

Very nice adjusting high chair
02/07/2022

Very nice adjusting high chair

Antique High or Low Chair. This beautiful chair is made available by Found Objects of Industry near Hamburg PA.

What is it
12/28/2021

What is it

06/23/2020

Please follow found objects of industry at Leonard Schechter!

I have a large collection of J. Horace McFarland's glass negatives. Certainly worth a look!
06/19/2017

I have a large collection of J. Horace McFarland's glass negatives. Certainly worth a look!

Shared with Dropbox

Naughty
01/21/2017

Naughty

I'm not crying..YOU'RE CRYING!
10/28/2016

I'm not crying..YOU'RE CRYING!

09/28/2016
Guess who joined the today?
09/23/2016

Guess who joined the today?

Address

1689 Moselem Springs Road
Hamburg, PA
19526

Telephone

+16109441711

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Found Objects of Industry posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share

Category