Door from Falcon's Lair
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Falcon's Lair was the home of Rudolph Valentino in 1920's. It was owned by Doris Duke for 50 years. Duke hired Tony Duquette to decorate and furnish Falcon's Lair in 1954. Falcons' Lair was demolished recently the owners had been buried in red tape. This door comes from the living room. It was painted to match an antique set of panelling we purchased. The back of the door is covered in a cut silk velvet that is more gray than the photo. BLDD0007605/10
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SHOWROOM 151 VERMONT ST #4 SF, CA 94103
San Francisco, CA, 94103
415-522-3580
San Francisco, CA, 94103
415-522-3580
| TITLE: | Door from Falcon's Lair |
| PRICE: | Sold |
| COUNTRY: | American |
| CREATION DATE: | 1920's |
| MATERIALS: | wood, hardware, upholstery |
| CONDITION: | Photos do a good job of showing condition |
| LENGTH: | 30 in. (76 cm) |
| HEIGHT: | 6 ft. 7.8 in. (203 cm) |
| DEALER LOCATION: | San Francisco, CA |
| NUMBER OF ITEMS: | 1 |
| REFERENCE NUMBER: | U09070779043376 |
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