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( v i r t u a l t o u r ) The space includes the same Boston-made Ivers & Pond piano that the family purchased from the W. L. Pace piano Company in Beaumont in 1907.
Window
Treatments Original window hangings in the Music Room were
replicated, complete with chain stitching in a floral garland pattern with satin
appliqué lyres on green silk repp. Quezal Art
Glass The Quezal Art Glass and Decorating Company, Brooklyn, New York, produced this vase in the "lily" pattern between 1907 and 1919. Quezal was known for the striking iridescent finish on all of its glass products. The pulled feather appearance of the finish was a technique made popular by Tiffany Studios. |
The music room was the scene of many parties and home entertainments in the early years of the house.
