1940 New Martinsville Glass Co book ends. These are absolutely gorgeous. There is a small chip right at the bottom of one of the horses, but hardly noticeable. It is reflected in the pictures and does not effect the value. They are very heavy and would be stunning in your library or any other part…
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Pair Of Original Art Deco Metal Dante Bookends By K&O, NYC. Offered is an antique gold finish gray metal bookend set that depicts Dante sitting on a bench from a sculpture by Mantarani. Probably inspired from the classic “Lost Horrizons”. It was manufactured by the K&O (Kronheim and Oldenbusch) Metal Novelties Company, NYC circa 1930….
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Rare, won’t find another like these! ANTIQUE SIGNED the Elusive “S C Tarrant Company”. ART DECO 1930’s SCOTTIE DOG BOOKENDS. They are in great condition with no cracks or issues. The bookends measure about 4 1/2″ wide x 5 1/2″ tall x. They weigh almost 4 lbs. You’ll love this! SEE PICTURES for description. CHECK…
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Antique Pair Of 1920’s Snead And Company Joan Of Arc Bookends. Snead, Jersey City, NJ. This is a great pair of bookends with natural patina. They came from a collector who had a collection of over 300 pairs of bookends. The finish does have some natural wear, but does not attract from their beauty. Each…
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Rare Brookart Bronze Company Gazelle Bookends made in 1929, in Brooklyn, NY. Bookends are in good vintage condition. See photos for details. Small loss of bronze wash. Measures Approximately:6 3/4″ Length7″ Height3 1/4 Depth. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Decorative Collectibles\Bookends”. The seller is “aspengold2″ and is located in this country: US. This item…
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Very good preowned vintage condition. These are bronze covered (or bronze clad) bookends. Made by Armour Bronze. Art Deco decorative pieces that are quite classic for the times. From the late 1890’s, Armor Bronze was known as National Metalizing Company, NYC. The company adopted the name Armor Bronze as their trade name, and remained in…
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This is for a rare pair pair of bookends, solid brass and 1920’s 1930’s era when things were just made better. The colors are vibrant and both show an old Oil Derrick with logs around it, probably made of wood (the oil derrick) and it is spewing oil at top, and a little cabin with…
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Here we have a very nice set of New Martinsville Glass horse figures. Can be displayed alone separately or together as a pair. Both horses are in beautiful condition for their age. No chips/breaks or repairs found. As with any vintage glass items, small internal air bubbles and bits of ash may be found within…
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