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Restoring Clifton
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Samuel and Anne Hopkins Grand Stairway
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South Porch
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Salon
Parlor
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The original 1850’s ceiling was completely removed by Baltimore City. Fortunately a 1930’s photograph still existed, providing us direction on recreation. First the creation of the coffers and rosettes, then applied moldings. This was followed by la View fullsize
The new ceiling conceals fire suppression piping and LED lighting systems. Decorative Painter, Peiran Teng applies final infill of painted highlights. View fullsize
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An 1850’s Cornelius Baker chandelier was purchased at auction. Its restoration and conversion to LED was done by William Geschwilm of BoMark Electric. William has installed all new lighting and dimming systems. View fullsize
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Photo Credits: Kirk Weaver, President, Pittsburgh Stained Glass Studios. View fullsize
The original 1850’s ceiling was completely removed by Baltimore City. Fortunately a 1930’s photograph still existed, providing us direction on recreation. First the creation of the coffers and rosettes, then applied moldings. This was followed by la
The new ceiling conceals fire suppression piping and LED lighting systems. Decorative Painter, Peiran Teng applies final infill of painted highlights.
HART0091.jpg
HART0248w.jpg
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An 1850’s Cornelius Baker chandelier was purchased at auction. Its restoration and conversion to LED was done by William Geschwilm of BoMark Electric. William has installed all new lighting and dimming systems.
HART-031w.jpg
Photo Credits: Kirk Weaver, President, Pittsburgh Stained Glass Studios.
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