showing 63 results matching `room:"G300"`

Frank Lloyd Wright Hallway, Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: Temple Art Glass Company — Frank Lloyd Wright Hallway, c. 1912-1914
Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: Temple Art Glass Company

G300

Armchair, George Washington Maher — Armchair, c. 1912
George Washington Maher

G300

Side chair, one of four, William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: John S. Bradstreet and Company — Side chair, one of four, c. 1914
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: John S. Bradstreet and Company

G300

copper vase, original patina — Weed holder, c. 1895-1900
Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: James A. Miller & Brothers

G300

Tall-backed chair with geometric and organic openwork design on chairback; brown leather seat cover — Dining chair, 1910
George Grant Elmslie

G300

model of Frank Lloyd Wright designed house; 3 short flights up a small hill on one long side; semicircular porch on same side; large, sprawling floor plan — Architectural model, 1998-1999
Construct Studios (David Swanson); Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright

G300

Side chair, Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: John W. Ayers — Side chair, c. 1903
Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: John W. Ayers

G300

multi-colored leaded glass with geometric design; multi-colored rectangular design bordered by off-white bands at top and bottom — Skylight panel from a set of six, 1913
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: Mosaic Art Shops (E.L. Sharretts)

G300

spandrel, tympanum and decorative panels from the Scoville Building, Chicago — Lunette and decorative panel, one of twelve, 1884-1885
Louis Henri Sullivan; Maker: Northwestern Terra Cotta Works (a.k.a. Norweta)

G300

spandrel, tympanum and decorative panels from the Scoville Building, Chicago — Lunette and decorative panel, one of twleve, 1884-1885
Louis Henri Sullivan; Maker: Northwestern Terra Cotta Works (a.k.a. Norweta)

G300

Sullivan-style design cut out of top layer of wood with second layer below; "GRAY DAYS/ & GOLD" carved in LRC; dark brown — Fretwork panel, 1913
George Grant Elmslie

G300

spandrel, tympanum and decorative panels from the Scoville Building, Chicago — Lunette and decorative panel, one of twelve, 1884-1885
Louis Henri Sullivan; Maker: Northwestern Terra Cotta Works (a.k.a. Norweta)

G300

spatulate-shaped blade; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Dinner knife, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

squared-off head; long tines; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Dinner fork, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

egg-shaped bowl; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Teaspoon, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

rounded blade with wide tip; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Butter knife, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Artist: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

squared-off head; long tines; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Salad fork, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

small bowl with three flame-shaped tines; gold-washed tines and bowl, silver handle; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Ice cream fork, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

round bowl; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Soup spoon, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

small spoon with egg-shaped gold-washed bowl; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Coffee spoon, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

spatulate-shaped blade; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Luncheon knife, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

large tablespoon; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Tablespoon, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

triangular shaped back section; rectangular leaded glass inset at top of backrest with opaque turquoise arrowhead motif; brown-red upholstery — Chair, from a six-piece dining room suite, 20th century
George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: John S. Bradstreet and Company

G300

triangular shaped back section; rectangular leaded glass inset at top of backrest with blue arrowhead motif; brown-red upholstery — Chair, from a six-piece dining room suite, 20th century
George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: John S. Bradstreet and Company

G300

Decorative Frieze from old Farmers and Merchants Bank, Hector Minnesota; terra cotta — Section of a frieze, 1916
George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: American Terra Cotta and Ceramic Company

G300

Pair of elevator grilles, frieze, and overgrille, Louis Henri Sullivan — Pair of elevator grilles, frieze, and overgrille, c. 1893-1894
Louis Henri Sullivan

G300

spandrel, tympanum and decorative panels from the Scoville Building, Chicago — Lunette, 1884-1885
Louis Henri Sullivan; Maker: Northwestern Terra Cotta Works (a.k.a. Norweta)

G300

Art-glass panel for a bay window, William Gray Purcell; Maker: E. L. Sharretts (working for Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.) — Art-glass panel for a bay window, 1909
William Gray Purcell; Maker: E. L. Sharretts (working for Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.)

G300

Easy chair, Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: Attributed to John W. Ayers — Easy chair, c. 1903
Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: Attributed to John W. Ayers

G300

tall flower on each side panel; shoulder consists of four arches — Urn, 1912
George Washington Maher

G300

designed for Rockledge, the E. L. King House, Homer, MN (demolished 1987) — Sugar bowl from the martelé coffee and tea service for Rockledge, c. 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company

G300

designed for Rockledge, the E. L. King House, Homer, MN (demolished 1987) — Teapot from the martelé coffee and tea service for Rockledge, c. 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company

G300

squared arms and back; the letter 'B' appears on the top of each side near the back; upholstered with grey and blue striped fabric — Armchair, 1912
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie

G300

designed for Rockledge, the E. L. King House, Homer, MN (demolished 1987) — Hot water kettle and stand from the coffee and tea service for Rockledge, c. 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

lamp with rectangular, multi-colored leaded glass shade below a square wooden base, three raised bands on neck of base; has one long light-bulb — Light fixture, 1914
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Maker: Mosaic Art Shops (E.L. Sharretts)

G300

designed for Rockledge, the E. L. King House, Homer, MN (demolished 1987) — Creamer from the martelé coffee and tea service for Rockledge, c. 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company

G300

designed for Rockledge, the E. L. King House, Homer, MN (demolished 1987) — Tray from the martelé coffee and tea service for Rockledge, c. 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company

G300

designed for Rockledge, the E. L. King House, Homer, MN (demolished 1987) — Coffee pot from the martelé coffee and tea service for Rockledge, c. 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company

G300

Window with blue poppy motif with long straight stem; in a wood frame with hinges and handle attached; frame painted pale yellow on inside (handle side); hinges and latch are in D10.4 MS — Casement window, 1910
George Washington Maher

G300

1/4 in. to 1 foot scale model ot the Purcell-Cutts House in two toned wood encased in a plexi vitrine on a wood plinth — Architectural model, 1997
Construct Studios; Architect: William Gray Purcell; Architect: George Grant Elmslie

G300

replacement rods stored with reproduction leaves R2B4.2 — Dining table, from a six-piece dining room suite, 1915
George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: John S. Bradstreet and Company

G300

Armchair, William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie — Armchair, c. 1912-1913
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie

G300

Art-glass panel for a bay window, one of six, William Gray Purcell; Maker: E. L. Sharretts (working for Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.) — Art-glass panel for a bay window, one of six, 1909
William Gray Purcell; Maker: E. L. Sharretts (working for Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.)

G300

designed for Rockledge, the E. L. King House, Homer, MN (demolished 1987) — Waste bowl from the martelé coffee and tea service from Rockledge, c. 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company

G300

Flower-like central medallion surrounded by organic motifs; mounted to a plywood backing — Ornamental relief, 1891-1892
Louis Henri Sullivan

G300

Sideboard, George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: John S. Bradstreet and Company — Sideboard, 1915
George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: John S. Bradstreet and Company

G300

Clear rectangular panes with a blue circle at one long side and eight small colored rectangles (blues, orange, green, yellow and swirled green and pink) at opposite long side — Window, one of a pair, 1922
George Grant Elmslie

G300

green with gold letters; rectangular with vertical rectangular element with leaves and organic designs in relief at left — "Consultation Rooms" sign, c. 1908
Louis Henri Sullivan; Designer: George Grant Elmslie

G300

from the back porch of the Purcell-Cutts House; a reproduction of this window is now on view in the back porch of the Purcell-Cutts House — Ceiling light fixture, 1913
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Maker: Mosaic Art Shops (E.L. Sharretts)

G300

Chair, from a six-piece dining room suite, George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: John S. Bradstreet and Company — Chair, from a six-piece dining room suite, 20th century
George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: John S. Bradstreet and Company

G300

Chair, from a six-piece dining room suite, George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: John S. Bradstreet and Company — Chair, from a six-piece dining room suite, 20th century
George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: John S. Bradstreet and Company

G300

multi-colored leaded glass with geometric design; multi-colored rectangular design bordered by off-white bands at top and bottom — Skylight panel from a set of six, 1913
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: Mosaic Art Shops (E.L. Sharretts)

G300

multi-colored leaded glass with geometric design; multi-colored square bordered by off-white bands on two sides — Skylight panel from a set of six, 1913
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: Mosaic Art Shops (E.L. Sharretts)

G300

multi-colored leaded glass with geometric design; multi-colored square bordered by off-white bands on two sides — Skylight panel from a set of six, 1913
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: Mosaic Art Shops (E.L. Sharretts)

G300

multi-colored leaded glass with geometric design; multi-colored square bordered by off-white bands on two sides — Skylight panel from a set of six, 1913
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: Mosaic Art Shops (E.L. Sharretts)

G300

multi-colored leaded glass with geometric design; multi-colored square bordered by off-white bands on two sides — Skylight panel from a set of six, 1913
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: Mosaic Art Shops (E.L. Sharretts)

G300

rectangular metal wicket; open center with elaborate scrolls, foliate motifs and floral motifs with a grid aroudn center opening; arched opening in base; five small holes on edge of each long side; some curved motifs resemble parts of gears — Teller's wicket, National Farmers’ Bank, Owatonna, Minnesota, 1908 (recast from original 1967)
Louis Henri Sullivan; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Caster: Gerald Bonnette

G300

5 complete and 2 half-circle designs with organic and geometric elements; tans, oranges, greens and cream — Stencil, c. 1893
Louis Henri Sullivan; Designer: Louis J. Millet; Maker: Healy and Millet

G300

Arts and Crafts secretary with inlaid pewter and copper decoration on all drawers, doors, and exterior legs; 3 front drawers with metal knob handles; rectangular gallery with double doors (2 panels each, hinged) flanked by 3 vertical-stacked drawers on each side; gallery doors have latch closure interior of doors shows 9 compartments — Desk, c. 1903
Craftsman Workshops of Gustav Stickley

G300

gold-washed tines, silver handle; rounded head with tapering tines; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Dessert fork, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

egg-shaped bowl; handle decorated with long-stemmed lilies with two flowers and two buds and EKG monogram — Dessert spoon, from a twelve-piece place setting, 1912
George Washington Maher; Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Spaulding & Company, Chicago, Illinois

G300

rectangular with 3 straight outer edges; top is foliated leaves in relief; central decoration in oval form in stylized plant and fruit motif ending in 2 spirals at left and right bottom — Sample cast for elevator bank decoration, c. 1916
George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: Crown Iron Works

G300

Wall light fixtures from the Little House, c. 1915

Frank Lloyd Wright

G300

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