1949-1992
1) Pocantico Hills, Tarrytown, New York (1949-1958). Restoration of all hand forged and repoussé Louis XV gates, fences and grilles. Mott B. Schmidt, Architect.
2) Baseball Hall of Fame, Cooperstown, New York (1956-1957). Execution of iron railings, gates and canopy, base-ball motif. Moore & Hutchins, Architects.
3) American Numismatic Society, New York City (1957). Execution of decorative, hand forged iron gates. Block & Hess, Architects.
4) Trinity Episcopal Church, Upperville, Virginia (1954-1965). Execution of hand forged iron railings, gates, grilles, fanlights, chandeliers, lecterns, hardware. H. Page Cross, Architect.
5) Trinity Church, Wall Street, New York City (1963-1965). Replication of existing hand forged fences, gates, and stair railings. Adams & Woodbridge, Architects.
6) Pomery House, Cooperstown, New York (1966). Design and execution of decorative, hand forged iron railings, hardware and electrical fixtures. Moore & Hutchins, Architects.
7) Residence of Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Stephenson, Wildcat Mountain, Warrenton, Virginia (1967). Design and execution of hand forged stair railing, fire tools with and irons, “Dragon Head” motif.
8) Residence of Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mulford, The Plains, Virginia (1967). Design and execution of decorative, hand forged stair railings, “Fox Head” motif. William B. Dew, Jr., Architect.
9) Iranian Embassy, New York City (1967). Execution of hand forged and repoussé Louis XVI stair railing.
10) Residence of Mrs. Vincent Astor, New York City (1967). Execution of Directoiré stair railing. H. Page Cross, Architect.
11) Residence of Mrs. Enid Haupt, New York City (1968). Design and execution of Louis XVI stair railing, grilles and fanlights.
12) Residence of Mr. & Mrs. Russell Aitken, New York City (1968). Duplication of Marie-Antoinette’s balustrade at Petit Trianon. McMillen, Inc., Interior Designers.
13) Residence of Mrs. Rebekah Harkness, Sneden’s Landing, New York (1967-1969). Design and execution of Louis XV, Louis XVI stair railings, balcony railings, grilles, doors, spiral stairs and hardware. Mr. Rafa Varga, Interior Designer.
14) Residence of Mr. & Mrs. Deane Johnson, Los Angeles, California (1968-1969). Design and execution of Louis XVI stair railings, replication of Louis XV balcony railings, execution of electrical fixture brackets and hardware. McMillen, Inc., Interior Designers.
15) Residence of Mr. Del Coleman, New York City (1969-1970). Design and execution of decorative, hand forged and repoussé, Louis XVI gates, grilles and fanlights, “Rooster Head” motif.
16) Residence of Mrs. Aye Simon, New York City (1970-1971). Design and execution of “modern” stair and stair railing, plated with nickel and satin chrome.
17) St. Paul’s Chapel, New York City (1971). Execution of wrought and cast iron gates, duplicating those which exist around the property. Adams & Woodbridge, Architects.
18) Residence of Mrs. Vincent Astor, Briarcliff Manor, New York (1971-1972). Execution of driveway gates, hardware and restoration of bronze gates, repoussé fruit motif, made by our firm (1918). H. Page Cross, Architect.
19) Residence of Mr. Robert Goelet, New York City (1970-1973). Execution of five flights of decorative curved stair railings, balconies, grilles, fences, gates, fanlights. H. Page Cross, Architect.
20) Residence of Mrs. Enid Haupt, Palm Beach, Florida (1971-1972). Design and execution of Directoire stair railing, Louis XVI skylights and torcherés.
21) Riverside Church, New York City (1972). Furnish special structural steel cribbing for the restoration and re-tuning of the bells in the carillon.
22) Restoration of Bow Bridge, Central Park, New York City (1972-1974). Restoration and reconstruction of the Frederick Law Olmstead, Calvert Vaux cast iron pedestrian bridge. Platt, Wyckoff & Coles, Architects.
23) Harkness Theatre, New York City (1971-1974). Design and execution of Louis XVI stair railings, balcony railings and doors.
24) Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts, Katonah, New York (1928-1940, 1971-1972, 1974-1975). Execution of hand forged stair railings and balconies, designed by Mott B. Schmidt, Architect (1971-1972). Restoration of Art Decco doors (1972), execution of lighting fixtures, grilles (1972). Major restoration incorporating sophisticated organic zinc-epoxy finishing system.
25) Morgan Library, New York City (1974, 1976-1978). Restoration of main entrance gates, restoration of iron fences, inclusive of organic zinc-epoxy finishing system. Execution of new bronze windows, decorative hand forged stair railings and hardware for new wing. Platt, Wyckoff & Coles, Architects.
26) United States Capitol, Washington, D.C. (1974-1976). Execution of cast iron columns and replication of original woodburning stoves, Old Senate Chamber. Execution of new railings for East Front, restoration of railings for the Statues of War and of Peace, execution of new cast and wrought benches for Rotunda. Architect of the Capitol and Alfred Easton Poor.
27) The Frick Collection, New York City (1975-1977). Execution of hand forged and repoussé fences, piers and gates, duplicating those which exist around the property, all stylized versions of those at the Grand Trianon, Palace of Versailles. Harry van Dyke, John Barrington Bailey, Architects.
28) The Frick Art Reference Library, New York City (1976). Execution of decorative institutional bronze stair railings. Harry van Dyke, Architect.
29) Cathedral of St. John the Divine, New York City (1976). Restoration of the Baptistry gates and of St. Martin’s Chapel.
30) Metropolitan Museum of Art, American Wing, New York City (1978-1980).Restoration and reconstruction of Louis Sullivan’s copper plated, cast iron stair from the Chicago Stock Exchange. Department of Conservation & Preservation, M. M. of A., Smithsonian Institution, Group Research, Inc.
31) The Pierpont Morgan Library, New York City (1979-1980). Design and execution of vitrines for “Michaelangelo and his World.”
32) Gainesway Farm, Lexington, Kentucky (1979-1981). Execution of hand forged, Italian Renaissance, gates, grilles and hardware. Theodore Ceraldi, Architect.
33) Residence of Mr. Gilbert Kahn, Miami, Florida (1980). Design and execution of decorative, hand forged stair railing.
34) Park Avenue Synagogue, New York City (1979-1981). Design assistance and execution of two pair of decorative iron gates with decorative overgate “frieze.” Professor James Rush Jarrett, Architect.
35) Residence of Mr. Stinor Gimbel, New York City (1980-1982). Design and execution of hand forged window grilles and doors.
36) Restoration of Cherry Hill Fountain, Central Park, New York City (1979-1981). Design assistance and execution of cast bronze and repoussé fountain (finial). Gerald Allen, Architect.
37) Juddmont Farm, Berkshire, England (1980-1981). Execution of hand forged bronze hardware. Theodore Ceraldi, Architect.
38) Metropolitan Museum of Art, Micheal C. Rockefeller Wing (1981-1982). Execution of mounts for art objects, installation of all major art objects.
39) Residence of Mr. J. Shephard, Williamsburg, Virginia (1981-1982).
Design and execution of “modern”, polished bronze and polished steel curved stair railings.
40) Residence of Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Rose, New York City (1982). Design and execution of glass and iron terrace railings.
41) Cartier, New York City (1982). Replication of existing bronze windows, allowing for new bullet resistant glass (1-3/16" thick).
42) Residence of Mrs. Mary B.D.T. Semans, New York City (1982-1983). Restoration of decorative copper mansard roof, (“rope” stampings). Recipient of The New York Landmarks Conservancy Chairman’s Award for Excellence. Gerald Allen, Architect.
43) Metropolitan Museum of Art, Frank Lloyd Wright Room (1982). Execution of polished bronze railings.
44) Residence of Mr. & Mrs. John Alison, Washington, D.C. (1982). Design and execution of polished bronze and steel, curved stair railing.
45) Metropolitan Museum of Art, Department of Painting Conservation (1982). Reconstruction of 19th century easels for the performance of painting restoration.
46) The Frick Collection, New York City (1982). Design and execution of decorative bronze stair railings, main entrance. Harry van Dyke, Architect.
47) City of Philadelphia, Tower of the City Hall (1982-1983). Performance of “pilot” project for future comprehensive restoration.
48) Metropolitan Museum of Art, American Wing (1983). Restoration of hand forged stair railing for stone pulpit. Design and execution of structural mechanism to support Sounding Board and Angel.
49) Metropolitan Museum of Art, Vanderlin Panorama (1983). Execution of iron railings.
50) Ballantrae, Inc., New York City (1983-1984). Restoration and replication of hand forged and repoussé, decorative stair railings and balcony railings.
51) Sutton Square Park, New York City (1983). Execution of iron fences and gates.
52) Central Park Conservancy, The Carousel (1983). Execution of decorative fences with “horse” motif.
53) St. Thomas Church, New York City (1983). Design and execution of special fitting for Communion Railing. Design and execution of hand forged Sacristy fixtures.
54) The Lawrenceville School, Lawrenceville, New Jersey (1983). Execution of oak and bronze vitrine.
55) Mission of the State of Kuwait to the United Nations (1983-1984). Modifications to stair railings.
56) Medallion Oil Company Houston, Texas (1983-1984). Execution of decorative, cast bronze directory and mail box.
57) Residence of Mrs. Jean Nidetch, New York City (1983-1984). Execution of polished stainless steel, modern, stair railings.
58) Residence of Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Hudson, Houston, Texas (1983-1984). Replication of decorative, hand forged and cast bronze door with operable glass lite and fanlight.
59) Restoration of Statue of Liberty, New York Harbor (1982-1986). As a joint venture participant with the Nab Construction Company, College Point, New York. Replication of original armature bars and saddles. Disengagement of Torch and Flame, replication of “drum” or Torch with special fittings to attach the original Flame. Fabrication of structural chassis’ to enable proper transportation as an art object. Encompassing performance of remedial and restorative work at all damaged areas of copper skin. Approximately 600 areas received attention, the most notable are the nose, eyes, lips, curls and upper body.
60) Ellis Island - Main Building, New York Harbor (1984-1987). As a jointventure participant with Simpson Metal Industries, (a division of the Nab Construction Corporation), Fred A. Munder, Inc. and L.H. Kent, Inc. Execution of all of the new decorative copper elements which comprise the towers, creating and clerestory.
61) Morgan Library, New York City (1985-1987). Restoration of bronze entrance gates and bronze fences. Restoration of the statue “Eros”, uncovered from the ruins of Pompei.
62) Residence of Mrs. Mary B.D.T. Semans, New York City (1985-current). Restoration of decorative iron and bronze marque, restoration of cast iron bay window, restoration of decorative, hand forged doors with overdoors. Gerald Allen, Architect.
63) Residence of Mr Bennett Lebow, New York City (1987-1988). Design and execution of two Louis XVI stair railings with two matching sets of entrance doors.
64) Residence of Mr. Donald Trump, New York City (1986-1989). Design, engineering and execution of stylized Louis XV stair, stair railings and gates.
65) Residence of Dr. and Mrs. John Sluder, Armonk, NY (1987—1988). Design and execution of decorative iron railings and gates. Platt, Wyckoff and Coles, Architects.
66) The University of Pennsylvania, Furness Building, Phildadelphia (1987-1988). Execution of three (3) decorative copper finials, replicating originals. Scott, Rauche and Brown, Architects.
67) Metropolitan Museum of Art, American Wing, New York City (1988-1989) Luce Collection. Design and execution of modular easles inside vitrines, for display of art objects.
68) The Frick Collection, New York City (1988-1991) Restoration of decorative iron fences, gates and piers.
69) The J. Pierpont Morgan Library, New York City (1990-1991). Execution of new entrance gates and fence panels for the handicap access. Execution of iron doors, stainless steel planters, trellises and bronze railings for the new interior courtyard. Voorsanger and Associates, Architects.