Two-Part American Brooklyn Hall of Records Leaded and Stained Glass Window antique grandfather clocks Louis XIV Style

Louis XIV Style

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Two-Part American Brooklyn Hall of Records Leaded and Stained Glass Window antique grandfather clocks Louis XIV StyleDETAILS An antique, tall leaded and stained glass windows with neoclassical decoration with textured, leaded and stained glass panes from the historic Brooklyn Hall of Records. MAKER Possibly by Tidden & Arnold (later Arnold & Locke Studio) (Brooklyn, New York, 1880 93) PROVENANCE Brooklyn Hall of Records (Fulton Street, Brooklyn, New York, 1885 87, demolished 1961). Architect: William A. Mundell (American, 1844 1903). PERIOD Late 19th century DATE