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Byzantine Revival Architectural style concrete pillar and capital. Reclaimed from San Francisco’s historic Temple Emanu-El Synagogue, designed by Arthur Brown Jr. (1874- 1957), architect. He also designed San Francisco City Hall, Burnham Pavilion (Stanford University), War Memorial Opera House, and Coit Tower.
52″ overall height x 13″ diameter. Capital is 16″ x 16″.
Each shaft is hollow concrete. The capitals are separate from the base.
Provenance: Temple Emanu-El, San Francisco (Arthur Brown Jr.)
Style: Byzantine Revival column with carved capital
Construction: Hollow concrete shaft; separate capital/base
Finish: Painted; age-consistent wear
Condition: Reclaimed, sturdy
Measurements: 52” overall h x 13” dia; capital 16” x 16”
$1,375.00
2 in stock
questions?
Byzantine Revival Architectural style concrete pillar and capital. Reclaimed from San Francisco’s historic Temple Emanu-El Synagogue, designed by Arthur Brown Jr. (1874- 1957), architect. He also designed San Francisco City Hall, Burnham Pavilion (Stanford University), War Memorial Opera House, and Coit Tower.
52″ overall height x 13″ diameter. Capital is 16″ x 16″.
Each shaft is hollow concrete. The capitals are separate from the base.
Provenance: Temple Emanu-El, San Francisco (Arthur Brown Jr.)
Style: Byzantine Revival column with carved capital
Construction: Hollow concrete shaft; separate capital/base
Finish: Painted; age-consistent wear
Condition: Reclaimed, sturdy
Measurements: 52” overall h x 13” dia; capital 16” x 16”
$1,375.00
2 in stock
questions?
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