Antique Reclaimed Architectural Salvage Green Copper Decorative Wall Element From New York City Building

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Excited to bring you another early 20th Century architectural element from a New York City building, that has been salvaged … Read more Excited to bring you another early 20th Century architectural element from a New York City building, that has been salvaged and presented anew as a wall decorative Objet d'Art. The material is copper and we think it's possible that the middle portion was for water drainage. Maybe. But what brings it to an elevated status are the side motif, which are stupendous to say the least. We would describe them as flowers or foliage. We can also see torches in them. Whatever the design might have been intended as, the 4 on each side are gorgeous!

Please also note that this piece could be turned upside down, where the bottom portion could then act as a shelf. It looks equally good that way. All you need to do is move the hanging screws on the back.

Let's not forget the element of time that could only and naturally produce the effect on the green on the copper.

Last thing to say is that this all has been supported by plywood on the back and now stands nice and sturdy.

Circa: Early 1900s
Condition: Consistent with age and wear
Dimensions: 24" W x 5" D x 21" H See less