Alexandre Arrechea color photo Architectural elements,

Three Terracotta Color Cast Stone Lion Head Water Spout Architectural Elements. One Marked 298. Each Approximately 10.75H x 9.5W x 4.5D in.

This large console with tons of storage is great for adding a pop of color! The doors and molding are salvaged architectural elements and repurposed!

Late 19th century carved wooden Gothic Revival corbels with gilt and color highlights, 13" x 11 1/2" x 8 1/2".

American architectural photographer Dennis O'Kain beautifully captured The Museum Tower in Downtown Miami, Florida. Architects Peter Spillis, Hilario Candela & Partners, Inc., designed this office sky

Architectural photographer Pete Aaron (American, 20th c.) photographed the Miami, Florida Southeast Financial Center, Atrium in 1986. The architecture was designed by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill in 1

Timothy Hursley (American, b. 1955) photographed the Miami, Florida architectural splendor in 1984. The Palace was designed in 1980 by architectural firm Arquitectonica. This photo is seen in the 1991

Ektacolor print, image centers on the tropical lushness of the environment played off against characteristic architectural elements in Miami Beach, Florida. Signed and dated bottom right, marker. Phot

Photographer Pat Fisher photographed the Facade Detail of the Miami, Florida North Dade Justice Center in 1988. The architectural building was designed by architect firm Arquitectonica in 1987. This p

Photographed by Martin Fine (American 20th c.) This Miami, Florida architectural splendor was designed by architect Charles Harrison Pawley (Haitian-American 1932-2006) in 1987. This photo is seen in

John Margolies (American, 1940-2016) was a photographer and architectural critic. Margolies photographed the infamous Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach, Florida designed by architect Morris Lapidus i

British photographer Norman McGrath captured this architectural splendor, The Atlantis, North Facade designed by Arquitectonica in 1982. This photo is seen in the 1991 book, 70 Years of Miami Architec

1860s porch trim architectural fancy gingerbread elements - (NOTE - 1st two photos are from 25 years ago before the house was demolished just to show what it looked like at the time) four ornate posts

Probably Italian. 19th Century. In the Rococo style with two putti emanating from long leaf clusters. Height 17”. Width 5’2”. (Cond: good, some worm damage, nice color) (100/200)

BRONZE ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT HEAD, H 18", W 9":Having a green patina with stylized, oblong features. For a high resolution photo CLICK HERE

Est. $ 500 - 1000 Jun'ichiro Sekino Architectural Elements 1964. Limited Edition Number 50/120. Woodblock print. Signed in pencil lower right. Good impression and strong colors. Print is 26.75 inches

Two poured concrete architectural elements with face of mythical god in sculptured relief . Each section measures 24" long by 10" high and 4" thick. As found estate condition . Please use photos as pa

5 feet wide x 28 high good condition, see photos

GERALD MCLAUGHLIN Lg Oversized Oil Painting. Repetitive architectural style elements with day glow color accents. Signed and dated 78. In oak frame. Signed McLaughlin 75-- Dimensions: Image Size: H: 4

VINTAGE DECO STYLE LEADED STAINED GLASS WINDOW PANE ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT 1 OF 2 -32" X 22.5" APPROX-CONDITION CONSISTENT WITH AGE, LOSS OF GLASS BEAD, SEE PHOTO-DP6321

VINTAGE DECO STYLE LEADED STAINED GLASS WINDOW PANE ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT 1 OF 2 -32" X 22.5" APPROX-CONDITION CONSISTENT WITH AGE, LOSS OF GLASS BEAD, SEE PHOTO-DP6321

VINTAGE DECO STYLE LEADED STAINED GLASS WINDOW PANE ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT 2 OF 2-32" X 22.5" APPROX-CONDITION CONSISTENT WITH AGE, LOSS OF GLASS BEAD, SEE PHOTO-DP6321

Rich colors and texture displayed in this bold and fascinating artists impression of Roman architectural elements and foliage laced in gold leaf throughout. Originally displayed in a well established

SHOWING A SET OF EIGHT ARCHITECTURAL EMBOSSED ELEMENTS . PLASTER OVER PLYWOOD . 31" BY 21" . AS FOUND ESTATE CONDITION.PLEASE USE PHOTOS AS PART OF THE DESCRIPTION. THE ABSENCE OF A CONDITION REPORT D

Black and white architectural photo of Paris Bourse, currently known as Euronext Paris. Built from 1808 to 1826 by architect Alexandre-Theodore Brongniart and Eloi Labarre. The Paris Bourse neoclassic