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Character-Defining Features <strong>of</strong> Individual Rooms<br />

1899-1906 1906 1940 Current<br />

Vanderbilt Renovation - Inventory Conditions<br />

Comments<br />

First 1938<br />

Period<br />

Decorative accessories including<br />

X X X X<br />

Japanese chargers, pistols, oil painting,<br />

ceiling medallions<br />

Seasonal arrangements <strong>of</strong> flowers and X X L L Dynamic effect lost with<br />

vases<br />

removal <strong>of</strong> flowers<br />

Mechanical Systems<br />

Decorative grates/register X X X X<br />

DEN<br />

Architectural Materials, Features, and Finishes<br />

Carved and paneled mahogany X X X X<br />

Swiss ironwork over <strong>the</strong> window X X X X<br />

Carved wood mantel made by Swiss X X X X<br />

craftsmen<br />

Built-in bookcases X X X X<br />

Faux painted tapestry X X X X<br />

Mottled green painted walls X X X X<br />

Portion <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> ceiling is vaulted X X X X<br />

Central carved or cast ceiling medallion X X X X<br />

Ceiling beams X X X X<br />

Circulation and Spatial Arrangements<br />

Access from <strong>the</strong> Elliptical Hall X X X X<br />

Connects to <strong>the</strong> Bathroom M X X Altered in 1915 when <strong>the</strong><br />

bathroom was enlarged<br />

Furnishing and <strong>Interior</strong> Design Elements<br />

Green rug X X X X<br />

Built-in bench X L L L Probably removed in 1915 when<br />

changes were made to <strong>the</strong> Lobby<br />

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