Architectural Roman Revival Tin Building Pediment

This piece is without question, one of the most incredible discoveries we have ever made. This beautifully preserved store facade is in the Roman Revival style came off of the oldest building in Clinton, Wisconsin. The building was originally a livery, and with the invention of the automobile eventually became a garage. The tin is in excellent shape for its age.


The facade measures 113" across at the top, 19 1/2" deep, and 48" in height at the peak. The lion figures on either end measure 8" across and the lettering is 8" in height. Please note that two of the spheres on the face are missing



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