{"id":3586,"date":"2019-01-27T03:51:37","date_gmt":"2019-01-27T03:51:37","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/randallwolff.com\/wordpress\/?p=3586"},"modified":"2019-01-27T04:04:16","modified_gmt":"2019-01-27T04:04:16","slug":"george-elmslie-scoville-building-design-mold-ready","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/randallwolff.com\/wordpress\/2019\/01\/george-elmslie-scoville-building-design-mold-ready\/","title":{"rendered":"George Elmslie\/Scoville building design mold ready"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"George<\/a><\/p>\n

The new mold for pressing terracotta from is finally dry, it took 2 weeks in front on a box fan on high. The main base piece weighs 90#, the other 6 sections probably adds another 50# to that.<\/p>\n

George Elmslie and Dankmar Adler’s\u00a0 1884 Chicagoan\u00a0 James Scoville building\u00a0 “Sullivanesque” design is sure to be stunning in kiln fired red terracotta. There are a few originals out there, at least one is sitting in a Virginia museum, and others as well as other designs from the same building have been spotted on already sold live-auction sites after having sold for an insane $5,000- $15,000, but when people have NO lower cost options and want a particular design then they have to pay through the nose, they also have to accept whatever condition and quantity is available.<\/p>\n

It would really suck if someone had a great design in mind for their project, but it takes 4 identical pieces and they can only find 2 at a salvage yard! That’s a common delemma whe dealing with antiques- you need 2 someone only has 1 for sale, or you find 2 but one is so damaged it’s almost unusable.<\/p>\n

That’s where I have an advantage, because if a client needs 4 of these or 44 of them, they could have them, and at a far more reasonable cost! At this time the interior-cast stone version of this panel is priced at $229, shipped to any of the lower 48 states;<\/p>\n

SIZE: Nominal 21-1\/4″ high by 13″ wide, 3″ deep.<\/div>\n
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WEIGHT: Nominal #35<\/p>\n

When these are pressed from terracotta, due to clay shrinkage, the fired terracotta version will be slightly smaller- approx 10-15%, so those will wind up around 19″ high and 11-1\/2″ wide which will be a nice residential scaled sculpture that can be displayed indoors or outdoors, it can be embedded into a brick, concrete or stone wall.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

I expect the terracotta version will probably be priced around $329<\/div>\n
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https:\/\/www.urbansculptures.com\/cart\/product\/sullivanesque-panel-after-james-w-scoville-chicago-nr-ls-2\/<\/a><\/div>\n
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The new mold for pressing terracotta from is finally dry, it took 2 weeks in front on a box fan on high. The main base piece weighs 90#, the other 6 sections probably adds another 50# to that. George Elmslie and Dankmar Adler’s\u00a0 1884 Chicagoan\u00a0 James Scoville building\u00a0 “Sullivanesque” design is sure to be stunning in kiln fired red terracotta. There are a few originals out there, at least one is sitting in a Virginia museum, and others as well as other designs from the same building have been spotted on already sold live-auction sites after having sold for an insane $5,000- $15,000, but when people have NO lower cost options and want a particular design then they have to pay through the nose, they also have to accept whatever condition and quantity is available. It would really suck if someone had a great design in mind for their project, but it takes 4 identical pieces and they can only find 2 at a salvage yard! That’s a common delemma whe dealing with antiques- you need 2 someone only has 1 for sale, or you find 2 but one is so damaged it’s almost unusable. That’s where I have an advantage, because if a client needs 4 of these or 44 of them, they could have them, and at a far more reasonable cost! At this time the interior-cast stone version of this panel is priced at $229, shipped to any of the lower 48 states; SIZE: Nominal 21-1\/4″ high by 13″ wide, 3″ deep. WEIGHT: Nominal #35 When these are pressed from terracotta, due to clay shrinkage, the fired terracotta version will be slightly smaller- approx 10-15%, so those will wind up around 19″ high and 11-1\/2″ wide which will be a nice residential scaled sculpture that can be displayed indoors or outdoors, it can be embedded into a brick, concrete or stone wall. 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That’s where I have an advantage, because if a client needs 4 of these or 44 of them, they could have them, and at a far more reasonable cost! At this time the interior-cast stone version of this panel is priced at $229, shipped to any of the lower 48 states; SIZE: Nominal 21-1\/4″ high by 13″ wide, 3″ deep. WEIGHT: Nominal #35 When these are pressed from terracotta, due to clay shrinkage, the fired terracotta version will be slightly smaller- approx 10-15%, so those will wind up around 19″ high and 11-1\/2″ wide which will be a nice residential scaled sculpture that can be displayed indoors or outdoors, it can be embedded into a brick, concrete or stone wall. 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