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The Brick Road Copper Strip CFW014

$11.00

1" wide 16-gauge Set of two 6-1/2" long pieces. This pattern from the Frank Morrow company dates back to the late 1930s and is done in an Art Deco style which utilizes harsh lines and sharper edges.

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1" wide

16-gauge

Set of two 6-1/2" long pieces.

"This came from the Frank Morrow collection that we recently acquired. I believe this was done around the 1930s in the streamline moderne style which had become popular in major cities, specifically in architecture. So this was probably trim for a bar or some type of lighting fixture." ~Vincent Potter

1" wide

16-gauge

Set of two 6-1/2" long pieces.

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