Reclaimed European Stone
Our reclaimed European stone brings timeless beauty and authenticity to any project. Salvaged from historic structures, each piece offers unique character, durability, and old-world charm for modern builds and restorations.
Bath Stone, French Limestone, and Salvaged Cut Stone
European limestone has been the aristocrat of building stone for a thousand years, and reclaimed pieces carry a patina that new quarried stone takes decades to develop. We source Bath stone, French limestone, and salvaged ashlar and cut stone through established European salvage yards.
Because supply is finite and load-specific, European stone is best specified early. Tell us the quantity and format you need and we will tell you what is in the yard and what is on the water.
Why projects come to us
Genuinely old, genuinely European
Bath stone, French limestone, and salvaged ashlar sourced through established European salvage yards — not new stone given a distressed finish.
Architectural elements
Quoins, copings, sills, thresholds, and troughs, not only paving. These are the pieces that make a new entry surround look like it was always there.
Re-cutting and dressing
Salvaged block can be re-cut and dressed to the sizes your drawing calls for, so you are not designing around whatever happened to come out of the load.
Specification support
Because supply is finite and load-specific, we will tell you what is in the yard, what is on the water, and what is honestly not findable in your timeframe.
Specifications & coverage
Coverage figures are planning estimates. Antique brick and stone vary; confirm quantities with us before ordering.
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Questions we get asked
Is reclaimed limestone suitable for exterior paving in the South?
It can be, with the right selection and detailing. Limestone is more porous than granite, so drainage, bedding, and the specific stone all matter. Bring us the exposure and the traffic and we will tell you whether limestone is the right call or whether you want our stone pavers instead.
How is it priced?
Paving is sold by the square foot, starting at $42. Block and architectural elements — quoins, copings, sills, troughs — are priced per piece, because each one is what it is. Freight is quoted separately on weight and destination.
Can you find a specific piece?
Often. That is what our custom sourcing service is for: we work English and French salvage yards and other dealers and come back with what is genuinely available, at what price, on what date. In-stock material ships in 48 hours; container sourcing typically runs 8–14 weeks, so start early.
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