Botanical and shell design mold

Weber Iron & Wire Company, Houston, Texas

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Author

Weber Iron & Wire Company, Houston, Texas

Architect

Staub, John F., 1892-1981

Date

1936

Abstract

The object was originally installed at the Ray Dudley house, 3371 Chevy Chase, Houston, Texas. The house is referred to in Howard Barnstone's "The Architecture of John F. Staub: Houston and the South" (1979) on page 202.

Description

recto: mold with 2 shells and flowers on either side (round, tulips, lilies)and verso: mold with 2 shells and flowers on either side (round, tulips, lilies) with connecting bars

Citation

Weber Iron & Wire Company, Houston, Texas. "Botanical and shell design mold." (1936) Rice University: https://hdl.handle.net/1911/68776.

Keyword

Architecture--Texas--Houston--20th century

Publisher

Rice University

Citable link to this page

https://hdl.handle.net/1911/68776

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