Solid bronze plaque created by Edward Kemeys, the renowned 19th-century American sculptor known for his depictions of animals and monumental works. This plaque, measuring 38 inches high, 20 inches wide, and 1 inch deep with a weight of 78 pounds, originated from the historic Marquette Building in Chicago. Titled The Calumet, it showcases detailed relief work featuring a Native American peace pipe and axe, symbolizing heritage and unity. While this specific piece served as a decorative plaque, its design was famously used as door kick plates within the Marquette Building. The plaque retains its intricate border detailing and textured background, embodying the architectural and artistic legacy of its origin.