AW415: Leonard Meyer Taking Down of Tower Building Downtown Saginaw Michigan Oil on Canvas Mirrored Width - 16-1/8"

Width - 16-1/8"

Finely crafted Early 20th Century Spanish Colonial Revival hand carved mahogany desk with hand forged wrought iron stretcher bars

the wrought iron form having polychrome decorated rosettes centering the lights

double hinged door above two drawers

Circa 1860 American Victorian walnut dining table having a rectangular top with three 20" wide leaves and rising on partially ebonized fluted legs

AW415: Leonard Meyer Taking Down of Tower Building Downtown Saginaw Michigan Oil on Canvas Mirrored Width - 16-1/8"Leonard Meyer Taking Down of Tower Building Downtown Saginaw Michigan Oil on Canvas Painting. Leonard Meyer was known to have painted murals for the WPA. He lived in Laguna Beach CA in 1936. This painting dates to 1964. Inscription verso liner: "Leonard Meyer 1652 Glendale Saginaw" and "Taking Down of Tower Building Downtown Saginaw" Dimensions: Sight 24" x 36"; Frame 27 1 2" x 40"