Acorn Company, 1930. Iron. Painted iron bookends, circa 1930 are very good with chipping to paint (see pictures) and with bases refelted at some point most likely. 7 1/4 inches height by by 4 inches wide at base. Still an attractive set of these bookends by Acorn acorn logo on back. May require additional shipping. More
Armor Bronze, 1926. Metal. Bronze Clad bookends circa 1926 are very good with some mild rubbing and shelfwear along with refelted bases. Sculptor Gregory Allen name at reverse. 8 1/2 inches height by by 6 inches wide at base. Still a pleasing pair from Armor Bronze. May require additional shipping. More
Armor Bronze, 1920. Metal. Bronze Clad bookends circa 1920 are very good + with a few bumps and nicks along with some areas of toning, along with original felt and Armor Bronze sticker present at base of the woman (night) of the pair. Approx. 7 by 7 inches. Still a.... More
Connecticut Foundry, 1928. Iron. Iron bookends 1928 are fine with touch of wear and refelted bases. Still a lovely set of bookends featuring the famous Staffordshire, England landmark. 7 inches height by 5 inches wide at base. May require additional shipping. More
Hubley, 1925. Metal. Iron bookends circa 1925 are fine with just a touch of wear and refleted bases. 51/2 inches height by 4 1/2 inches wide at base. Still a pleasing pair from Hubley. May require additional shipping. More
JB Hirsch, 1932. Metal. Metal bookends with celluoid face and hands and marble base (black base variant) shows rubbing and some other light wear including touch of loosening to internal fastener or screw causing just a hint of slide to one of the figurges on its base, else very nice... More
Jennings Brothers, 1930. Metal. Metal bookends with a bronze finish, circa 1930 are very good with one showing a small closed crack at bottom corner portion of reverse, otherwise fine with refelted bases. 5 inches height by by 5 inches wide. Still an attractive set of these bookends by Jennings... More
K & O Manufacturing, 1930. Metal. Metal bookends are fine with just a touch of wear. 6 1/4 inches height by 3 inches wide at base. Still a pleasing pair from K & O with marks pesent at backs. May require additional shipping. More
Metalcraft Arts Company, 1930. Metal. Copper bookends, circa 1930 are very good with both shoowng rubbing and soil wear, else still a pleasing set with refelted bases. 6 inches height by by 4 1/2 inches wide. May require additional shipping. More
Miscellaneous, 1925. Iron. Iron bookends circa 1925 are very good + with some mild rubbing wear and bases refelted. Still a pleasing set of bookends featuring a nice butterfly design that is ready to paint should you choose to do so. 5 1/2 inches height by 6 inches wide at base. May require additional shipping. More
Miscellaneous, 1930. Metal. Mixed metal bookends circa 1930 originally manufactured by Connecticut Foundry are very good + with some mild wear and bases refelted. 5 1/2 height by 6 inches wide at base. Still a pleasing set of bookends featuring the mythological pair. May require additional shipping. More
Miscellaneous, 1923. Metal. Metal bookends circa 1923 are near fine with just a light bit of wear with refelted bases. 5 inches height by by 3 3/4 inches wide. Nice looking set of these hard to find bookends. May require additional shipping. More
PM Craftsman, 1965. Metal. Metal bookends circa 1965 are fine with light wear and PM Craftsman label present at base of one of the pair. 7 1/2 inches height by by 4 inches wide at base. Still an attractive set of these bookends by PM Craftsman. May require additional shipping. More
Ronson, 1922. Metal. Metal bookends 1922 are very good with some mild wear including rubbing at edges and bit of colored streaking to backs with original felt at bases and Ronson sticker still present at one.fine with refelted bases. 4 1/4 inches height by by 3 1/4 inches wide. Still... More
Weidlich Brothers, 1930. Metal. Metal bookends circa 1930 are near fine with touch of wear and what looks to be original brown felt still present at bases. 5 inches height by by 3 1/2 inches wide. Still an attractive set of these bookends by Weidlich Brothers Manufacturing. May require additional shipping. More
