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Desk calendar
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Desk calendar

William Lescaze (American, born in Switzerland, 1896–1969)
about 1932
Object PlaceProbably New York, New York
Medium/TechniqueChromium-plated metal, wood, plastic
DimensionsOverall: 6.4 x 26.7 x 14.3 cm (2 1/2 x 10 1/2 x 5 5/8 in.)
Credit LineThe John Axelrod Collection
Accession number2014.1414
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsMetalwork
Collections
InscriptionsStamped into metal of base, near center: "54 [sideways 4]"ProvenanceDesigned and made for the Philadelphia Savings Fund Society building by Howe and Lescaze, part of "accessories for the executive's desk"; by 1990, owned by Fifty/50 (gallery), New York, New York; August 9, 1990, sold by Mark Isaacson of Fifty/50 to John Axelrod, Boston, Massachusetts; 2008, promised gift of John Axelrod to the Museum; 2014, gift of Axelrod to the MFA. (Accession date: October 29, 2014)
Group shot: 2011.2100.3-14
designed about 1937–38
Without cord
William Lescaze
designed about 1934
Group shot: 2008.276.1-8
Manning-Bowman Company
about 1928
Group shot: 2008.276.1-8
Manning-Bowman Company
about 1928
Group shot: 2008.277.1, 2008.277.3, 2008.277.4a-b
Manning-Bowman Company
about 1928
Coffee service (coffee percolator)
Manning-Bowman Company
about 1928
Group shot: 2008.277.1, 2008.277.3, 2008.277.4a-b
Manning-Bowman Company
about 1928
Group shot: 2008.277.1, 2008.277.3, 2008.277.4a-b
Manning-Bowman Company
about 1928
Mantel clock
Jean George Theobald
1929–1931
Mantel clock
Manning-Bowman Company
1929–1930