An edition of (Former) Della Robbia Bar (aka The "Crypt," now Fiori Restaurant), in the (former) Vanderbilt Hotel, ground floor interior consisting of the entrance vestibule, front dining room, rear dining room, and the fixtures and interior components of these spaces, including but not limited to, piers, Guastavino tiled ceiling vaults, and architectural terra cotta manufactured by Rookwood Pottery, 4 Park Avenue, Manhattan (1994)

(Former) Della Robbia Bar (aka The "Crypt," now Fiori Restaurant), in the (former) Vanderbilt Hotel, ground floor interior consisting of the entrance vestibule, front dining room, rear dining room, and the fixtures and interior components of these spaces, including but not limited to, piers, Guastavino tiled ceiling vaults, and architectural terra cotta manufactured by Rookwood Pottery, 4 Park Avenue, Manhattan

built 1910-13, Warren & Wetmore, architects. R. Guastavino Company, vault construction. Rookwood Pottery Company, architectural terracotta

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An edition of (Former) Della Robbia Bar (aka The "Crypt," now Fiori Restaurant), in the (former) Vanderbilt Hotel, ground floor interior consisting of the entrance vestibule, front dining room, rear dining room, and the fixtures and interior components of these spaces, including but not limited to, piers, Guastavino tiled ceiling vaults, and architectural terra cotta manufactured by Rookwood Pottery, 4 Park Avenue, Manhattan (1994)

(Former) Della Robbia Bar (aka The "Crypt," now Fiori Restaurant), in the (former) Vanderbilt Hotel, ground floor interior consisting of the entrance vestibule, front dining room, rear dining room, and the fixtures and interior components of these spaces, including but not limited to, piers, Guastavino tiled ceiling vaults, and architectural terra cotta manufactured by Rookwood Pottery, 4 Park Avenue, Manhattan

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Landmarks Preservation Commission
Language
English
Pages
21

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Subjects
Buildings, Hotels, Architectural terra-cotta, Interior architecture, Architecture, Details, Ceilings, Vaults (Architecture), Pottery in vault construction, Buildings, structures, Conservation and restoration, Hôtels, Terres cuites architecturales, Architecture intérieure, Détails, Plafonds, Voûtes, Vanderbilt Hotel (New York, N.Y.), Vanderbilt Hotel (New York, N.Y.). Della Robbia Bar, Vanderbilt Hotel (New York, N.Y.)., Warren & Wetmore, Rookwood Pottery Company, R. Guastavino Company
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New York (State), New York, New York (N.Y.), Manhattan (New York, N.Y.), New York (État)

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(Former) Della Robbia Bar (aka The "Crypt," now Fiori Restaurant), in the (former) Vanderbilt Hotel, ground floor interior consisting of the entrance vestibule, front dining room, rear dining room, and the fixtures and interior components of these spaces, including but not limited to, piers, Guastavino tiled ceiling vaults, and architectural terra cotta manufactured by Rookwood Pottery, 4 Park Avenue, Manhattan: built 1910-13, Warren & Wetmore, architects. R. Guastavino Company, vault construction. Rookwood Pottery Company, architectural terracotta
1994, Landmarks Preservation Commission
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Edition Notes

Report prepared by David M. Breiner.

"LP-1904."

"April 5 , 1994."

"Landmark Site: Borough of Manhattan Tax Map Block 863 , Lot 44"--Page 1.

"Terra cotta hotel interior ..."--Page 1.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 9-12).

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Series
Designation list / Landmarks Preservation Commission -- 258

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NA108.N4

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Pagination
1 online resource (21 pages)
Number of pages
21

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OL43584268M
OCLC/WorldCat
1345695918, 38945026

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