Armor Bronze, 1930. Metal. No date, circa 1930, bronze clad bookends with green felt and Armor Bronze stickers at bases show just a touch of wear. 7 3/4 inches height by 3 3/4 width. Still an attractive set of these bookends honoring the great president that weigh in at nearly..... 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
Bradley & Hubbard, 1925. Bronze. Circa 1925 (Plate 2198 Kuritzky and De Costa Encyc. of Bookends) bronze bookends marked Brigantine 1810 on stickers at flet bases that shows rubbing and wear with mild rubbing and wear to bookends as well. 6 inches tall by 4 1/2 inches wide and the..... More
Bradley & Hubbard, 1925. Bronze. Circa 1925 bronze bookends marked B&H show wear to one felt base and the other replaced with newer felt with both bookends showing some mild rubbing and wear.Bookends are 6 1/4 inches tall by 4 1/4 inches wide and the pair weighing over 5 pounds..... More
Connecticut Foundry, 1930. Hardcover. 1930 metal bookends marked VICTORY by Connecticut Foundry are without felt at bases and show some mild rubbing and soil. 6 1/2 inches tall by 5 inches wide and the pair weighing 3 and 1/2 pounds. 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
Judd, 1926. Iron. (Plate 1425 Kuritzky and De Costa Encyc. of Bookends) 1926 iron bookends marked 9747 while showing LINCOLN written next top profile shows some mild edge rubbing and wear along with no felt at bases. 5 1/2 inches tall by 6 inches wide and the pair weighing nearly..... More
Miscellaneous, 1925. Iron. No date circa 1925, very good iron bookends show no structural problems while showing a fair amount of darkening to areas of both and noticeable wear to felt at bases. Still attractive set 5 3/4 height by 5 inches width. Hubley inspired or attributed (Collector's Encyclopedia of..... More
Miscellaneous, 1926. Iron. 1926 plated iron bookends with no felt at bases show heavy rubbing and remnants of paint (maroon and green that remain) with expected darkening from age and a need of cleaning perhaps. 5 3/4 inches height by 4 1/2 width. Still a solid set of these bookends..... 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..... 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
Miscellaneous, 1970. Resin. No date, circa 1970, resin bookends with brown felt at bases inspired from earlier Hubley design show just a touch of wear. 7 inches height by 4 1/2 width. Still an attractive set of these bookends weighing a pound and a half each that will do the..... More
Miscellaneous, 1970. Resin. No date cica 1970 (total guess) lion bookends with figures in resin on base with pastic separating the two pieces of marble. Near fine pair shows just a light bit of wear including some mild toning to resin, tiny ding to marble corner in a couple spots..... More
Miscellaneous, 1930. Bronze. No date, circa 1930, very good solid bronze bookends shows some tiny indents to front sail of one of the bookends with a small chip at edge of same more visible at reverse along with some other mild wear. 5 1/2 inches tall by 5 inches wide..... More
Miscellaneous, 1925. Iron. 1925 iron bookends (plate 319 Bookends Encyclopedia by Kuritzky and De Costa) (Washington's ancestral home) with green felt bases that show wear are still in decent shape with the darkened patina coming from age and wear. 4 inches height by 5 width. Still a solid set of..... More
Miscellaneous, 1925. Iron. No date, circa 1925, iron bookends featuring the Teke house crest are very good while showing a couple of soil spots to the top of base to one of the bookends and some other very light trace wear. 7 1/4 height by 5 1/4 width. Still an..... More
Miscellaneous, 1930. Iron. No date, circa 1930, very good cast iron bookends with name R. Armstrong on bar with raised letters at backs of both shows soiling mainly in crease area at base under university name, along with some other mild wear. 6 1/2 inches tall by 5 1/2 width..... More
Philadelphia, PA: Philadephia Manufacturing Co., 1965. Metal. No date circa 1965, mixed metal 1960s Columbus with world and books issue of an earlier mold acquired from Jennings Brothers. 6 1/2 inches height by 5 inches width. Near fine pair shows some areas of mild darkening and wear. Still a pleasing..... 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, 1930. Iron. Circa 1930 iron bookends painted dark green with metal emblem in gold that shows no felt at base of one bookend and felt pulling away at the other, 5 inches tall by 4 inches wide and the pair weighing nearly 4 and 1/2 pounds. Still a pleasing..... 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..... More
