Pair American Beaux Arts Acacia Hotel Wrought Iron Architectural Brackets collection_bookcases_display_cabinets_secretaires brass gallery around the back

brass gallery around the back and sides of the tray

Width 23 Depth 23 Height 31 inches

(1) Width 10 Depth 6

with beautifully rendered etchings

75 inches Note: in good condition with minor fading and shelf wear on spine

Pair American Beaux Arts Acacia Hotel Wrought Iron Architectural Brackets collection_bookcases_display_cabinets_secretaires brass gallery around the backDETAILS A pair of antique wrought iron, scrolled brackets originally used as balcony supports and salvaged from a historic Colorado Renaissance Revival hotel. PROVENANCE Acacia Hotel (104 East Platte Avenue, Colorado Springs, Colorado, built 1907) Architect: Thomas MacLaren (Scottish American, 1863 1928). MacLaren was active in Colorado Springs from 1894 1928. Builder: Roberts and Bishoff. This 150 room Renaissance Revival hotel featured 12 inch thick