American Arts & Crafts Bookends

By Roycroft, each hammered with a floral motif. H 13.5 cm. (5 1/4 in.)

(lot of 2) American Arts and Crafts pottery bookends, Rookwood Pottery Company, not a matched pair, including: (1) blackbird, c.1926, shape number 2658, matte green glaze, approx 5.5"h, 5.5"w, 3.25"d,

Pair American Arts and Crafts period bookends, circa 1910. Hand hammered patinated bronze bookends with silver plated accent to the front with a mounted natural green cabochon stones. One marked with

(pair) American Arts and Crafts pottery rook bookends, Rookwood Pottery Company, c.1924, shape number 2274, mottled green-brown glaze, approx 6.5"h, 6.5"w, 6.5"d; 11.5lbs total Start Price: $150.00

(pair) American Arts and Crafts pottery panther bookends, Rookwood Pottery Company, c.1924, shape number 2564, designed by William Purcell McDonald (Ohio, 1864-1931), matte black glaze, approx 5.5"h,

(pair) American Arts and Crafts pottery owl bookends, Rookwood Pottery Company, c.1926, shape number 2655, designed by William Purcell McDonald (Ohio, 1864-1931), mottled tan matte glaze, (one) with r

(2) Pairs Arts and Crafts era American Indian bookends. (1)Pair Hiawatha commemorative cast iron bookends. Excellent condition. Measure 6" x 3.5" x 6.5". (1) Pair Bronze bookends with a raised profile

Arts & Crafts Native American bookends c1920s that look like bronze but are probably spelter (white metal) with a new bronze patina. Signed "WB". 5.75"h x 4.25"w. 5% of this lot will benefit The Dir

American Arts & Crafts Pottery, jardiniere, vase, bowl and bookends, pair, glazed ceramic, various marks, makers include Zanesville Pottery, York Pottery Co. and Rookwood Pottery, tallest: 7.5"dia x 8

A nice set of Arts & Crafts Native American Indian Bookends. The bookends have a design of Native American Indian Chiefs and Rolling Logs (a Symbol of Good Luck). They are made of cast iron and retain

A nice pair of Arts & Crafts Bookends depicting a Native American Indian Chief. The bookends are called "Tribal Elder" They are made of cast iron with a bronze toned finish and each measures 5" high a

Arts and Crafts Bookends, Copper Finish, 6 inches

Group of three American Arts and Crafts bronze metalware items including a pair of Heintz Art Metal Shop bookends with original finish, marked with the Heintz Art Metal Shop mark, "Sterling on Bronze

c1920s Arts & Crafts Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Bookends A set of Arts & Crafts Literary Bookends. The bookends depict Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807 –1882) who was an American poet and educator.

Lot of Antiques, includes 4 Picture Frames, 1 Arts and Crafts hammered copper bookend, 1 Coin Purse, 1 Cross Necklace, 1 American Silver Plate Co. Metal Platter, smallest frame 3.1875 x 1.8125 x 0.75

First quarter 20th century. Hand hammered, patinized copper die stamped Arts and Crafts decoration. Roycroft mark. 8.75"h. 5.75"w. 3.75"d.

Forest Craft Guild Michigan, USA. Pair of early 1900s American handwrought copper bookends decorated with a landscape view and one standing photo frame with pinecone design along opposing corners. All

An American Arts & Crafts Silver Flatware Service Erickson Silver Shop, Gardner, MA, Mid-20th Century comprising: 12 dinner knives 34 steak knives 12 dinner forks 12 salad forks 12 cocktail forks 12 i

Pair of American Arts and Crafts Courtier Sawn Oak Morris Chairs, early 20th century, attributed to L. & J. G. Stickley, each with an adjustable slat back with three steps, the open arms joined with t

American Arts & Crafts Slag Glass & Walnut Table Lampearly 20th century25 1/2 x 22 inches

American Arts & Crafts pedestal oak extremely well-executed example 15 1/2"sq x 38"h Provenance: The Estate of Anthony Nappi, Bedminster, New Jersey

unsigned (probably Stickley); with key; Condition: missing the large glass panels to left side of case and to one door; wear to finisih; 44 inches wide; 16 1/2 inches deep; 62 inches high

American Arts & Crafts Grueby Type Art Pottery Vase. The ovoid form with a flaring rim, full-length lobed leaves in a highly curdled medium green glaze, unsigned. Boston, Massachusetts, Circa 1905. He

American Arts & Crafts cellarette with oak whiskey barrel and spigot oak, brass, iron interior with a bottle rack and glass holders 21"w x 16"d x 42"h