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Pair of Brass Elevator Doors, Louis Sullivan Style, Chicago, c. 1930
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Description
Pair of Brass Architectural Elevator Doors in the style of Louis Sullivan from a Chicago Building 1930c.
A striking pair of architectural brass elevator doors featuring a grid of recessed panels, each centered with different sets of raised floral or foliate medallion. Ornate scrolling borders frame the individual panels, creating a richly detailed and highly decorative surface. Back of panels finished with framed edges.
Salvaged from a Chicago building, the doors may be installed as elevator doors or repurposed as wall panels, room dividers, or architectural elements.
Dimensions:
Each door: 66.50" H × 20"W inches 2" thick
Overall, side by side: 66.50 H × 40" W inches
Condition:
Lightly cleaned while retaining their warm, aged patina. Oxidation, residue spots, scratches, surface wear, and minor marks are present throughout, consistent with age and architectural use. -
More Information
In the Style of: High Style Deco Period: 1920-1949 Condition: Good. Lightly cleaned while retaining their warm, aged patina. Oxidation, residue spots, scratches, surface wear, and minor marks are present throughout, consistent with age and architectural use. Creation Date: 1930 Styles / Movements: Art Deco, Modern Patterns: Florals/Botanical Dealer Reference #: C00005251 Incollect Reference #: 874418
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