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one of two matching original and intact early 20th century richly colored brown and green glazed sullivanesque terra cotta building facade cartouches
  • one of two matching original and intact early 20th century richly colored brown and green glazed sullivanesque terra cotta building facade cartouches
one of two matching original and intact early 20th century richly colored brown and green glazed sullivanesque terra cotta building facade cartouches

one of two matching original and intact early 20th century richly colored brown and green glazed sullivanesque terra cotta building facade cartouches

SKU: UR-29754-18
Bld. 51 Museum Collection
exceptional early 20th century salvaged exterior ploychromed terra cotta sullivanesque building cartouche likely fabricated by the american terra cotta company, chicago, ills. the multi-part assembly contains a richly colored green glazed over brown finish. the architect and commission are not known. the ornament is not a "stock" pattern made by midland terra cotta and other company's during the early 20th century. research pertaining to the building's identity and architect is ongoing. two matching cartouches available. priced individually.

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