Monday, February 28, 2005

Architectural Salvage


[1. a rack of ceramic doorknobs, looking somewhat like a package of white mushrooms in the produce aisle. 2. ornate hinges of indeterminate age.]

Nor'east Architectural Antiques
is an architectural salvage business, a sort of Salvation Army store for bits and pieces of old houses. Lisa heard about this place from Bill and Jennifer, and it turns out to be just a short walk away from our house. We visited the store a few days ago, to browse at benches and transom windows. I found a venerable "Bezzera" espresso machine, a dystopian copper monolith which looks like a misplaced prop from David Lynch's Dune:



The heraldic crest of a snake devouring a man is connected to the city of Milan. It also appears on half of the Alfa Romeo badge.


[Ex-ter-mi-nate! EX-TER-MI-NATE!]Posted by Hello

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

hi Justin,
You must be very busy, you haven't updated in ages!
How are you doing?
greetings,
Evalien

June 04, 2005 6:39 AM  

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