A George Grant Elmslie Designed Terra Cotta Block from

A George Grant Elmslie Designed Terra Cotta Block from the Thomas. A. Edison School in Hammond, Indiana Executed by Fritz Albert for the Midland Terra Cotta Company, Chicago, IL, Circa 1930s Height 23

George Grant Elmslie architectural elements from the Oliver P. Morton School, set of three Midland Terra Cotta CompanyUSA, 1936-37terracotta30.5 w x 5 d x 13.5 h in (77 x 13 x 34 cm)

George Grant Elmslie set of three architectural elements from the Thomas A. Edison School, Hammond, IN Midland Terra Cotta CompanyUSA, 1936terracotta30.5 w x 6.5 d x 13.5 h in (77 x 17 x 34 cm)

After George Grant Elmslie (British/American, 1869-1952) Architectural Wall Relief Tile terracotta H 20 x W 20 x D 2 3/4 inches Literature: W.G. Purcell and G.G. Elmslie,The Work of Purcell and Elmsli

George Grant Elmslie (American, 1869-1952) cast and glazed pier capital architectural element from the Oliver Morten School in Hammond, Indiana, circa 1936, now mounted on a tiered veneered bronze-ton

Louis Sullivan window from the Henry B. Babson House, Riverside USA, 1908stained glass, lead15.5 w × 25 h in (39 × 63 cm) George Grant Elmslie designed the windows of the Henry B. Bab

Four Sullivan Designed Terra Cotta Fragments from the Carson Pirie Scott Building united states, 1899 17" W x 18" D x 6" H each Estimate $3,000-5,000

A Frank Lloyd Wright Designed Terra Cotta Fragment from the Francisco Terrace, Chicago, IL united states, circa 1895 15.5" W x 4" D x 6.5" H Estimate $800-1,200

A Frank Lloyd Wright Designed Terra Cotta Fragment from the Francisco Terrace, Chicago, IL. united states, circa 1895 Terra Cotta 16" W x 5" D x 8" H Estimate $1,000-1,500

A Louis Sullivan Glazed Terra Cotta Block early 20th century of rectangular form with relief decoration. Width 17 3/4 inches. Estimate $200-400 Property from the Collection of Dr. Brian and Becky Hinr

In the manner of George Grant Elmslie prairie school polished brass andirons. No foundry or maker marks present. Each stands 19 1/2 " tall by 7" square at base, with an overall depth of 26". CONDITION

Robert Riddle Jarvie (1865-1941), American Meat Packers Association stamp box, Chicago, IL, 1912, brass, stamped signature, design by George Grant Elmslie (1869-1952), 4.25"w x 2"d x 2"h

Robert Riddle Jarvie (1865-1941), American Meat Packers Association brass stamp box, Chicago, 1912, design by George Grant Elmslie (1869-1952), the hinged lid incised 'AMPA 1912', stamped to the under

A pair of terra cotta block form tiles with sailing ships. Measures 8 x 8 x 3.5 inches.

Measures 8? Height by 15? Width

Georges Coudray terra cotta female bust with flowers in her hair, with multicolor glaze, signed "Georges Coudray" with foundry mark. 24" t. In good condition with no apparent damage, minor wear on som

Each Measures About 7” Height by 15” Width

Highly detailed and hand carved terracotta panel depicting A Word to the Shepherds from the New Testament. Inscribed 'And Jesus called a little child unto him and set him in the midst of them.' Incise

Highly detailed and hand carved terracotta panel depicting Abraham giving Hagar a bottle of water, from the Old Testament. Inscribed 'And Abraham rose up early in the morning and took bread and a bott

Of organic form, with a pinched and folded body, unglazed, impressed on the underside G. E. OHR Biloxi, Miss. Height 3 3/8 inches, width 4 inches.

Ca.1884 Set of two lion terra-cotta decorative blocks from a residence at 412 Sparks St. in Ottawa, Ontario Canada. Measures 7 1/4"SQ. x 3 1/4"D

Important 19TH century George Washington Terracotta Sculptured bust attributed to Houdon. The famous French sculptor Houdon came to visit Washington in 1789 so that he could make an accurate, true to

19th century terra cotta figural griffin block. Solid. Industrial Design Building Fragment. Dimensions: H: 19.5 inches: W: 16.5 inches: D: 5 inches ---

Terracotta portrait bust plaque of George Washington New York Architectural Terra-Cotta Co., dated "1887" With stamped mark and date to bottom. H: 23 1/2 in. W: 18 3/4 in.