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Concrete architectural accents. These were reclaimed from Temple Emanu-El, San Francisco. 1926 Byzantine Revival architecture 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.

29 1/2″ tall x 44″ wide and taper to 28″ wide x 10″ deep.

 

  • Provenance: Temple Emanu-El, San Francisco (1926)

  • Architect: Arthur Brown Jr. (City Hall, War Memorial Opera House, Coit Tower)

  • Material: Cast concrete

  • Design: Tapered block with scalloped relief

  • Finish: Weathered paint; age-appropriate wear

  • Use: Architectural feature, landscape, or interior décor

  • Measurements: 29 1/2”h x 44”w tapering to 28”w; 10”d

This item is reclaimed
Notice: This is an oversized item and will require special shipping

$150.00

4 in stock

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Temple Emanu-El Byzantine Revival Concrete Architectural Accent

Temple Emanu-El Byzantine Revival Concrete Architectural Accent

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Concrete architectural accents. These were reclaimed from Temple Emanu-El, San Francisco. 1926 Byzantine Revival architecture 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.

29 1/2″ tall x 44″ wide and taper to 28″ wide x 10″ deep.

 

  • Provenance: Temple Emanu-El, San Francisco (1926)

  • Architect: Arthur Brown Jr. (City Hall, War Memorial Opera House, Coit Tower)

  • Material: Cast concrete

  • Design: Tapered block with scalloped relief

  • Finish: Weathered paint; age-appropriate wear

  • Use: Architectural feature, landscape, or interior décor

  • Measurements: 29 1/2”h x 44”w tapering to 28”w; 10”d

This item is reclaimed
Notice: This is an oversized item and will require special shipping

$150.00

4 in stock

questions?

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Temple Emanu-El Byzantine Revival Concrete Architectural Accent

Temple Emanu-El Byzantine Revival Concrete Architectural Accent

$150.00

4 in stock