George Grant Elmslie, architectural elements, pair

George Grant Elmslie architectural elements from the Oliver P. Morton School, set of three Midland Terra Cotta CompanyUSA, 1936-37terracotta30.5 w x 5 d x 13.5 h in (77 x 13 x 34 cm)

George Grant Elmslie set of three architectural elements from the Thomas A. Edison School, Hammond, IN Midland Terra Cotta CompanyUSA, 1936terracotta30.5 w x 6.5 d x 13.5 h in (77 x 17 x 34 cm)

George Grant Elmslie (American, 1869-1952) cast and glazed pier capital architectural element from the Oliver Morten School in Hammond, Indiana, circa 1936, now mounted on a tiered veneered bronze-ton

After George Grant Elmslie (British/American, 1869-1952) Architectural Wall Relief Tile terracotta H 20 x W 20 x D 2 3/4 inches Literature: W.G. Purcell and G.G. Elmslie,The Work of Purcell and Elmsli

A George Grant Elmslie Designed Terra Cotta Block from the Thomas. A. Edison School in Hammond, Indiana Executed by Fritz Albert for the Midland Terra Cotta Company, Chicago, IL, Circa 1930s Height 23

Pair of Thai architectural elements from a temple decorated with clear and amber glass, gilt paint upon a scrolling foliate design, and vignettes of deities and bodhisattvas on wood panels. 46.25" H x

CARVED WOOD ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT, PAIR, H 46", L 14":Carved to mimic a draped curtains tied to sides.

Louis Sullivan window from the Henry B. Babson House, Riverside USA, 1908stained glass, lead15.5 w × 25 h in (39 × 63 cm) George Grant Elmslie designed the windows of the Henry B. Bab

In the manner of George Grant Elmslie prairie school polished brass andirons. No foundry or maker marks present. Each stands 19 1/2 " tall by 7" square at base, with an overall depth of 26". CONDITION

Robert Riddle Jarvie (1865-1941), American Meat Packers Association stamp box, Chicago, IL, 1912, brass, stamped signature, design by George Grant Elmslie (1869-1952), 4.25"w x 2"d x 2"h

Robert Riddle Jarvie (1865-1941), American Meat Packers Association brass stamp box, Chicago, 1912, design by George Grant Elmslie (1869-1952), the hinged lid incised 'AMPA 1912', stamped to the under

Fourth quarter, 19th century; probably a liturgical vestment cabinet, elaborately carved gothic architectural relief elements, pair door open to reveal three drawers with carved North Wind face pulls,

Pair of Architectural Elements / Rosettes. Pair of carved wood rosettes with original gesso paint. Square form. Each measure 7 3/4 inches x 7 3/4 inches x 1.5 inches. From a Designer Decorated Westpor

Architectural Salvage Pair of Decorative Rosettes Pair of Architectural Elements / Rosettes. Pair of carved wood rosettes with original gesso paint. Square form. Each measure 7 3/4inches x 7 3/4 inche

(pair) Continental carved mahogany architectural elements, 19th c., having central cartouche, flanked by scrolls with floral blooms, approx 10"h, 37"w, 2"d; 9.5lbs total Start Price: $100.00

Pair of 19th c. wooden architectural elements. 29" L., 21" Ht..

Pair of early poured stone lion architectural elements. 26 1/2" x 15 1/2" each.

16in x 6

Pair C. 1930's wooden painted architectural elements. 15" x 42".

Tall Copper Candlesticks Made From Architectural Elements. Wonderful matching pair of copper candlesticks have been made from antique architectural elements; possibly downspouts. Hand formed tops have

Bracket Shelves and Repro Architectural Elements to include pair reeded gilt composite bracket shelves, 15-1/4"H x 13-3/4" W x 7"D, composite carved putti and scroll decorated crest, 30"L x 10"H and (

Lot of carved Chinese and southeast Asian architectural elements. Including 2 pairs of carved panels, one with dancers 11 3/4" x 18 1/2" and one with village scenes, 16 3/8" x 10 1/2". Arched piece wi

painted wood door mechanisms Condition: with wear and losses to wood and decoration commensurate with age and use each piece 19 1/2 inches wide; the tall pieces 20 1/2 inches high

George Kovacks, pair architectural table lamps, c, 1960s, USA, black enameled metal, aluminum, wire, domed acrylic shade, double cluster socket, label to underside, 29"h x 15.5"dia Provenance: A Priva