Add an intriguing vintage touch to your bookshelf with these stunning Art Deco style bookends from L. The bronze finish gives off an alluring metallic sheen that will brighten up any room. The bookends feature a monogram letter K design, adding a personal touch to your decor. Crafted in the United States, these bookends are…
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A super neat vintage ceramic bookend with a sitting black woman. It’s unmarked but experts said in unison it’s CséFalvay Ceramic made in the 1930s in Hungary, Europe. Condition: She misses her left earring (Photo 4-5). There is a tiny chip on the base (photo 8). Otherwise in good condition. Comes in professional packaging. Is…
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Beautiful Art Nouveau Art Deco Bronze Clad Book Ends Signed Thinker Bookends Art. This sculpture is in perfect condition. Total Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 6″ X Width 9″. Each Marble Dimensions: 5″ X 5″. Height without base: 5. For those seeking a charming and timeless gift idea, these adorable cherub angel bookends are…
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ORIGINAL ART DECO 1930’s STRIDING BRONZE ONYX NUDE SCULPTURE FIGURE. A KIND FELLOW EBAYER HAS INFORMED US THAT IT IS BY MAX LE VERRIER – IT MAY BE A BOOKEND BUT CAN CERTAINLY BE FREESTANDING. PLEASE DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH – WE CANNOT MAKE GUARANTEES WITHOUT ANY SIGNATURES. THEN AGAIN MANY OF HIS PIECES WERE…
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Vintage Art Deco Style Bookends Cherub Plaster Aged. These sweet bookends will be a wonderful addition to any baby nursery. Please see pictures for details. I don’t know the exact age of these bookends since they were an estate find. There are many small surface chips, but that just adds to the vintage look. Please…
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Hard to find Art Deco revival, circa 1980’s, black and white marble bookends designed by Georges Briard. Original label on the bottom of one of the bookends as shown in photo, made in Taiwan. Bases are 4″ by 4″ with a height of 5.
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Antique Pompeian Bronze Bookends approximately 100 years old. I could not find a date on them but research would indicate they are early 1900’s. They are both marked Pompeian Bronze company. I believe them to be bronze clad. The figural is nonmagnetic. There is some magnetism to the base area. Each bookend base is 6″…
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