Name/Title
Finials from the Dwinelle home, 1272 Weber Street, c. 1890Entry/Object ID
2000.333.4Description
ACC. NO. 00.333.4 A, B, C, D, E, F, G
SUBJECT CATEGORY: HOUSEHOLD
DATE OR PERIOD: CIRCA 1880-1890's
OBJECT: FINIALS
DESCRIPTION:
DECORATIVE LATHE-TURNED FINIALS IN WOOD, WITH VARIOUS FINISHES.
SIZE: H: 5-1/2"
HISTORY OF OBJECTS:
FINIALS FROM THE CAROLINE DWINELLE RESIDENCE, 1272 WEBER STREET, ALAMEDA (SINCE DEMOLISHED). MRS DWINELLE WAS TWICE WIDOWED: FIRST, WW CHIPMAN, CO-FOUNDER OF ALAMEDA; SECOND, SENATOR JOHN DWINELLE, AN ILLUSTRIOUS POLITICIAN.
ACQUIRED FROM:
ROSCOE AND D'ARCY HAMILTON
CATALOGED: NOVEMBER 04, 2000Interpretative Labels
Label
1/19/2021 MvL: current sign:
DRAPERY ROD FINIALS
A collection of lathe-turned finials from the residence of Caroline Dwinelle on Weber St., Alameda.
Caroline, the widow of W.W. Chipman, co-founder of the City of Alameda, later married John Dwinelle, a member of the State Assembly who became an initial Regent of the University of California.
