[Empire State & Chrysler Salt & Pepper]

Title & Author:

[Empire State & Chrysler Salt & Pepper]

Publication:

[not before 1972]

Description:

1 pair of models : silver, plastic, felt ; 11 x 5 x 5 cm

Notes:
Souvenir models of the Chrysler Building (showing only its crown) and the Empire State Building, New York, N.Y., in the form of a salt and pepper set, after the originals by architect William van Alen and architectural firm Shreve, Lamb & Harmon, respectively.
Title from manufacturer's online catalogue.
"Made in China"--Sticker on base of Chrysler Building model
Godinger www site

Resources:
Donor bookplate
Image

Subject:

Chrysler Building (New York, N.Y.)
Empire State Building (New York, N.Y.)
Skyscrapers New York (State) New York Models.
Office buildings New York (State) New York Models.
Buildings
Office buildings
Skyscrapers
New York (N.Y.) Buildings, structures, etc. Models.
New York (State) New York
Skyscrapers United States New York (State) New York.
Office buildings United States New York (State) New York.
Office towers United States New York (State) New York.

Form/genre:

Souvenir Models (representations)
Saltshakers.
Pepper shakers.

Added entries:

Van Alen, William, 1883-1954.
Shreve, Lamb & Harmon.
Godinger Silver Art Co.

Empire State and Chrysler Salt and Pepper
Empire State Building and Chrysler Building
Chrysler Building and Empire State Building

Holdings:

Location: Library cage objects 277310
Call No.: NA735.N5 E4 1972
Status: Available

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