Argentine Oak Door Lintel from the Jockey Club of Buenos Aires antique gate Biblioteque-Charpentier (Paris

Biblioteque-Charpentier (Paris

with one shelf on the inside

Stamped (on reverse): three touchmarks (rubbed) with the standing angel holding a sword and scales

Indo-Portuguese | Folk Art

This beautiful fireplace surround was hand fashioned of a very unusual marble

Argentine Oak Door Lintel from the Jockey Club of Buenos Aires antique gate Biblioteque-Charpentier (ParisDETAILS This grand scale, carved antique panel was once above a large doorway in the famous Jockey Club Building in Buenos Aires. It is hand carved and retains the original finish and patina. Today It can be used as a headboard, or as art simply hung on a large wall. PROVENANCE Jockey Club Building (Florida Street, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1897 1953). Architect: Manuel Turner. Completed by Alejandro Christophersen and Emilio Agrelo. Sadly, this