Botanical and shell design mold

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Author
Weber Iron & Wire Company, Houston, Texas
Architect
Staub, John F., 1892-1981
Date
1936
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.
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.
Keyword
Architecture--Texas--Houston--20th century
Publisher
Rice University
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https://hdl.handle.net/1911/68776
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