AMERICAN ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT

AMERICAN ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT, plaster, in the form of a theater mask, retaining an old painted surface simulating verdigris patination. Thought to have come from the American Theatre in Roanoke, VA.

American Rococo revival architectural element, the overdoor panel with a winged mascaron over a cartouche with an allegory of a boy and goat, flanked by putti with hippocamps, similar to Herter Bros s

After Louis Sullivan (American, 1856-1924) Reproduction Architectural Element. Patinated metal T form decorative element seen on the elevator grille from the Chicago Stock Exchange Building 15.75" x 1

American glazed terracotta rosette architectural element, late 19th century, of circular form with a white glazed finish, having a circular hole in the center encompassed by a shaped rosette, terminat

19th century American Renaissance Revival carved architectural element, comprised of four sections, three of the sections having a relief carved foliate wreath, 31"dia.

Large bronze Griffin architectural element, c. 1905, American, natural verdigris patinated cast bronze, no mark observed, 34"h x 9"w x 15"d Provenance: Property removed from 1240 Park Avenue, NYC

Oversized Terracotta American Bald Eagle statue or architectural element. Signed 677L, Made in Italy with makers mark in a wreath that appears to be NILAGLE RADESI GNAO. Measures approx. 28" tall, 25"

Mystery Artist (American, 20th Century). Original gallery sized oil painting on canvas. A landscape scene painted in the American Impressionist style. Depicting lush foliage, architectural elements in

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

mid 19th century, depicting a bearded figure with a headdress, mounting rod to verso, 22 x 14 in. Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum

Pair of likely American or British Victorian era white Carrara marble architectural elements, third quarter 19th century, now mounted as lamps, crafted from corbels from a Renaissance Revival mantel,

Steven Weinberg, American (b. 1954) Glass Cube Sculpture "680301" Cast, cut, polished with architectural elements. Signed. Some chips to edges. Fissures internally which appear to have occurred during

American, mid to late 19th C. 31"h x 4'9"w x 10-1/4"d Provenance: Property sold for the benefit of the Newark Museum Acquisition Endowment.

Mystery Artist (American, Late 19th to Early 20th Century). An original oil painting on board. A New England landscape featuring architectural elements with a house, stone wall, and other forms, with

Michael LeVell (American, born 1964). Original pencil drawing on paper. A figural composition with abstract architectural elements. Work has not been examined out of frame. Label inscribed "signed on

Silvia (20th Century). An original oil painting on canvas. A figural group produced in a naive folk art style depicting figures in colorful clothing with architectural elements. Signed lower right. Pr

Michael LeVell (American, born 1964). Original pencil drawing on paper. A figural composition with abstract architectural elements. Circa 1990. Work has not been examined out of frame, apparently unsi

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

Pair of Lora Marx (American, 1900-1989) "Tavern Club" Art Deco terracotta bust architectural element sculptures, circa 1930-40, one female head and one male head, apparently unsigned. Each: 19" H x 7"

Robert L. (R.L.) Lewis (American, born 1941). An original oil painting on board. A Florida Highwayman wetlands landscape with lush palm trees, architectural element, water birds in flight, a Royal Poi

Steven Montgomery (American, born 1949). A large ceramic sculpture. A rectangular form body, evoking an architectural element, with hand applied geometric decoration. Artist signed and dated 1977-1980

Olin Herman Travis (American, 1888-1975). "Fish House" - 1914, oil on board, signed and dated lower right. Landscape shore scene with architectural elements. Approx. 11.75" x 16" (board), 19.875" x 23

Cityscape oil painting on board after Colin Campbell Cooper (American, 1856-1937). Depicts a view of streets, architectural elements, and vehicles on a snowy winter day. Bears signature lower right. H

Clyde Singer (American, 1908-1999). Original oil painting on board. Depicting two 1980s Reagan Era professional female subjects, with additional figures and architectural elements. Artist signature lo