Carved Stone Fordham University Seal

Petrillo Stone Corporation has a long history of working with Fordham University. Our relationship dates back 1935 when our founder, and my grandfather, Antonio T. Petrillo completed stone work for the school. We recently have been working on stone carvings to be used at the new Fordham Law School building. Pictured below is one of three stone cravings of the seal we are creating for the school. This craving on the seal is fabricated from Indiana Limestone. Another one will be made from Indiana Limestone as well and a third seal will be fabricated from Moca Crème limestone from Portugal.

 

Hand Carved French Limestone Fountain

At Petrillo Stone we take pride in every job on which we work. Carving and cutting stone is both an engineering and artistic challenge we relish. Creating something unique out of a bare block of stone is always thrilling. We recently completed the beautiful French limestone fountain pictured below. This project took countless hours of craving by our skilled artisan craftsmen.



Hand Carved French Limestone Fountain in Petrillo Stone's Workshop

Petrillo Stone Workers at Lunch

Petrillo Stone Corporation employs stoneworkers and skilled craftsmen to complete our many projects. Located in Mount Vernon, New York our employee's cut and crave stone in our work shop for placement and setting later at the work site. All this hard work builds an appetite and a well deserved lunch break. Below are some of the workers taking a lunch break before getting back to the job at hand.