Pair Art Deco Polychromed Brass Antelope Bookends

which are lacking bottoms, finish, polychrome wear, loss. 7" high, 6" long.

Art Deco Style Brass Bust and Pair of Bookendsstylized cast brass bust in the manner of Brancusi, together with a pair of stylized antelope bookends with a bronzed tone finish, unmarked. Taller 17 in.

Pair of Art Deco Polychromed Brass Torchieres, circa 1940s or later, each with a shallow brass light dish above a sea-green standard support with a polished brass geometric electric lightning motif co

Pair of Art deco brass bookends. Features a scalloped shell design. Good overall condition with mild storage wear. Measures approximately 7 1/4 in. x 5 1/2 in. x 2 in. MMB in house USA continental shi

Pair of Steuben art deco style molded glass antelope bookends. . Height 6 3/4 inches x 7 inches width. A slight negligible chipping on straight bookend foot.

3 Pair of Art Deco Silhouette Bookends, brass, golfer, tennis player and other, signed J.T., and Bard Art Company, NY, 5".

Art Deco polychromed brass torcheres, a pair, circa 1940s or later, each with a shallow brass light dish above a sea-green standard support with a polished brass geometric electric lightning motif col

Pair Walter Von Nessen Art Deco "Ring" copper and brass bookends by Chase Copper and Brass Company 5 1/4"H x 5"W x 2 3/4"D (one)

Bronze patina. Height 5 1/4 inches.

(5) Pair of Scottish Terrier (Scotty) Art Deco bookends, including brass on marble base, made in Japan, painted metal, copper & hammered metal, tallest 6-1/4"

of Art Deco spiral copper/brass bookends, 4 1/2"; Flower Family Collection

Fantastic Pair of high quality Art Deco spherical green marble bookends mounted on three stepped solid brass base. brass base measuring 6.5" from bottom of base to top of sphere and 4.5"square at the

Great pair of Art Deco bookends from Snead & Co. Each appears cast iron with brass plating. Marked right corner under the wings is a company mark and copyright date of 1925. Measure 4" x 5" NOTE: Boo

Bookends are gold toned. pieces appears to be brass has not been tested. Each have marlin detail and green felt undersides. Each measures approx 5 inches tall and wide. Stylized art Deco Design, Art N

A nice pair of Art Deco era bookends. The bookends depict a quaint village scene of a bridge and church. They are made of cast iron with a brass toned finish. Each bookend measures 6" x 4 7/8", they a

Pair of vintage Austrian stamped bronze or brass bookends with a art deco style woman on horseback with flower and scalloped edge. Measures 5" x 5" x 3 1/2"

A PAIR OF CHASE BRASS AND BAKELITE ART DECO BOOK ENDS. Each modeled as the stylized form of an English guard stamped with Chase logo. Height 7.25 inches (18.4 cm). SHIPPING NOTICE:Jackson’

Art Deco Seth Thomas Clock Together with Two Pairs of Bookends Comprising a diamond shape black metal frame 8 day clock on base adorsed by a squirrel figure; a pair of gilt brass bookends with fairies

Pair art Deco camel decorated adjustable bookends, folding ends, adjustable from 11.75" to 21.25", numbered 9830. vintage 1920's, colored patina, with tassels, height is 5.25", brass

Walter von Nessen (1889-1943) for Chase Brass and Copper Company, USA. Pair of Art Deco American-made satin nickel bookends in the form of abstract cats with arched backs. Circa 1930. Each marked alon

Pair of Art Deco spiral copper and nickel mixed metal bookends designed by Walter Von Nesson for Chase Brass and Copper Company Inscribed with Chase centaur logo. 4"H x 4 1/4"W x 2 3/4"D (one)

Each approximately 4.5"H. Brass with copper and chrome overlay. Geometric pattern. Fire demon image. Small brass tag on front with cross and two stars. Writing in Latin. No other markings. Attributed

A pretty pair of antique Art Deco Bookends. The Bookends are made of spelter metal with a brass finish and are signed "JB" on the back which is the Jennings Brothers Company. Each lady measures 4 1/2"

DESCRIPTION: A pair of antique Cornell Foundry bookends. Features a patinated brass plated pot metal foundation with ram head motifs. Marked with foundry mark "C" for "Cornell" near base. CIRCA: 1930s