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    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Molded tile

    Maker, possibly by: Kearns & Company, American, founded 1842
    Date: 
    1845–70
    Medium: 

    Deep sea-green glass and grass-green glass

    Accession Number: 
    1930.1754
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    19th century
    Classification: 
    Architectural Elements
    Status: 
    By appointment, Wurtele Study Center
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Ornamental Carved Wooden Relief

    Architect Probably designed by: Ithiel Town, American, 1784–1844, M.A. (HON.) 1825
    Date: 
    1829
    Medium: 

    Pine and paint

    Accession Number: 
    1930.3209
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    19th century
    Classification: 
    Architectural Elements
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Molded tile

    Date: 
    1840–70
    Medium: 

    Glass

    Accession Number: 
    1930.1753
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    19th century
    Classification: 
    Architectural Elements
    Status: 
    By appointment, Wurtele Study Center
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Elevator Door Ornament from the Schlesinger and Mayer Department Store

    Designer: Louis H. Sullivan, American, 1856–1924
    Designer: George Grant Elmslie, American, born Scotland, 1871–1952
    Fabricator (hinges): Winslow Brothers Company, American, active ca. 1885- ca. 1920
    Date: 
    1899
    Medium: 

    Cast iron, bronze plated

    Accession Number: 
    1943.157
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    19th century
    Classification: 
    Architectural Elements
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Two Wooden Capitals: Corinthian

    Date: 
    1810–25
    Medium: 

    Wood

    Accession Number: 
    1948.231a-b
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    19th century
    Classification: 
    Architectural Elements
    Status: 
    By appointment, Hume Furniture Study
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Stove Tile

    Maker: Rudolph Christ, American, 1750–1833
    Date: 
    ca. 1785
    Medium: 

    Earthen ware with slip, green and manganese lead glaze

    Accession Number: 
    ILE1974.2.1
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    18th century
    Classification: 
    Architectural Elements
    Status: 
    On view
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Windowpanes

    Date: 
    1800–1825
    Medium: 

    Blown soda-lime glass

    Accession Number: 
    1931.1586
    Culture: 
    American or British
    Period: 
    19th century
    Classification: 
    Architectural Elements
    Status: 
    By appointment, Wurtele Study Center
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Fireplace Tile

    Maker, attributed to: John D. Carter Glass Works, American, 1885–1890
    Date: 
    1885–90
    Medium: 

    Molded soda-lime glass

    Accession Number: 
    1936.351
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    19th century
    Classification: 
    Architectural Elements
    Status: 
    By appointment, Wurtele Study Center
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Molding from Battell Chapel

    Architect: Russell Sturgis, Jr., American, 1836–1909
    Date: 
    1874–76
    Medium: 

    Pine with geometric polychrome decoration and gilding

    Accession Number: 
    2009.102.1-.2
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    19th century
    Classification: 
    Architectural Elements
    Status: 
    By appointment, Hume Furniture Study
    Collection Objects
    American Decorative Arts

    Door latch

    Date: 
    1750–1800
    Medium: 

    Iron

    Accession Number: 
    1930.5059.29a-b
    Culture: 
    American
    Period: 
    18th century
    Classification: 
    Architectural Elements
    Status: 
    By appointment, Wurtele Study Center

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