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Stained Glass transom window
From a Harlem NYC church
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There are many photos I took in the 70's that were moved from this page to their respective building pages so that the rescued sculptures and the buildings they came from are together. As I do not have photos of every building sculptures came from, approx 50 sculptures will not have a corresponding building for them.
As a sculptor, I specialize in creating new authentic looking Victorian and Art Deco models in clay which, when molded enable casts for interior, garden and construction to be produced for sale.
The casts which are available to purchase are in my web store,
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Stained Glass transom window
From a Harlem NYC church
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"Automatic" fire alarm box
From 747 Broadway, 2nd floor. I removed this Aug 10th, 1973.
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Wood cross
From a demolished Boston church wardrobe closet
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Theater ceiling flower
From the demolished Regent theater 1923-1964
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BRONZE MEDALObverse : YOUNG MAN ON HORSE
ROYAUME DE BELGIQUE EXPOSITION Reverse : WOMAN AWARDING A CRAFTMAN Signed by Godefroy Devreese
The NY Times Aug 15th, 1910 reported a |
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Bronze Belgian dog show medallion
Obverse : St Bernard head study
Signed by Godefroy Devreese The site author also owns an identical medal from the 3rd exposition. |
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Bronze dog show medallion
Obverse : Shepherd or Sheepdog
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Bronze silver plated dog show medallion
Obverse : Shepherd named "Dax"
Reverse : 25 Mei 1913 |
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Bronze livestock show medallion from Belgium, 1905
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Bronze dog show medallion from Amsterdam, 1942
Designed by the famous late dog-painter M. de Greef |
Bronze medal "marianne" from France
Designed by the famous late Oscar Roty |
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Sliver plated bronze medal "marianne" from France
Designed by the famous late Oscar Roty |
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Bronze medal "marianne" from France
Designed by the famous late Oscar Roty
Obverse: Bust portrait of "Marianne", dated 1909-1910 Reverse: Instrvction Primaire Edvcation Nationale. Award medal engraved for a primary school director, probably for years of service. The Marianne bust is beyond doubt one of the most beautiful portraits I have seen. This bronze medal was engraved by Oscar Roty (1846-1911). He studied painting as well as sculpture and was a pupil to Lecoq de Boisboudran, Dumont and Ponscarme. In 1872 Roty competed for the Prix de Rome for which he received a second prize award, from 1873 he exhibited at the Salon. Roty received the Grand Rrix de Rome in 1875 and spent three years in Italy before returning to Paris. In 1888 he was appointed professor and in 1897 President of the famous Academie des Beaux-Arts. Reference: M.610 Catalogue Illustre des Medailles de la Monnaie de Paris Vol.3 |
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Bronze sheepdog on marble base
Sculpture by Randall, limited edition 1993
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Very old "Hard times" token, 1835 |
Hand made wood gear: foundry patternFrom the estate of Lee Hildman, Prof. of Psychiatry At Southern Mississippi. |
Gamewell Excelsior fire alarm box |
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Marianne, By Adolph Rivet 44mm Bronzed silverAdolphe Rivet (born in Perigueux/France in 1855) was pupil to Chevalier, Ponscarme and Roty. Rivet exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Francais, he received an honorable mention in 1888 and a second-class medal in 1908. Rivet engraved not only medals, but was also responsible for a large number of busts and statues. Dog show award 2nd prize, Central Dogs Society, Paris France 1933 |
