The Roycrofters, bookends, two pairs, East Aurora, NY,

The Roycrofters, bookends, two pairs, East Aurora, NY, copper, stamped marks, each: 5.75"w x 3.75"d x 8.5"h

The Roycrofters bookends, two pairs: #329 and #335 East Aurora, New York hammered copper stamped orb and cross together with two pairs of Craftsman Studios bookends tallest each (#329): 3 3/4"w x 3 1/

The Roycrofters, bookends, set of three pairs, East Aurora, NY, copper, impressed mark on one pair, largest: 6"w x 8.75"h Provenance: Property from the Collection of Dr. Leslie and Sydelle Sher, Delra

The Roycrofters bookends, pair East Aurora, New York copper stamped orb and cross together with a pair of bronze bookends by Carence Crafters each: 3 1/2"w x 2 3/4"d x 4 1/2"h

The Roycrofters, candlesticks, pair, East Aurora, NY, copper, unsigned, early form, 3.5"dia x 6.25"h

Roycrofters, bud vases, two, East Aurora, NY, copper, glass, stamped marks, larger: 3.25"w x 4"d x 7.5"h

The Roycrofters, tabletop bookstands, two, East Aurora, NY, oak, unsigned, 25"w x 7"d x 7"h

The Roycrofters, Princess candlesticks, pair, East Aurora, NY, hammered copper, one with impressed mark, each: 3.25"sq x 7.5" Provenance: Property from the Collection of Dr. Leslie and Sydelle Sher, D

Roycrofters, Princess candlesticks, pair, East Aurora, NY, hammered copper, unmarked, each: 3.5"sq x 8"h

The Roycrofters / Roycroft rare Etruscan bookends, pair East Aurora, New York copper, brass stamped orb and cross 4"w x 3 1/2"d x 4 1/2"h

The Roycrofters / Roycroft Owl bookends, pair, #320 East Aurora, New York brass-washed copper stamped orb and cross together with (4) unmarked copper blotter ends bookend (each): 5 1/2"w x 4 1/4"d x 5

The Roycrofters, chamberstick and two-light candlestick, East Aurora, NY, copper, stamped marks, larger: 6.75"w x 2.5"d x 6"h

Six brass-washed pieces: desk set consisting of letter holder, pen tray, inkwell and letter opener, and pair owl bookends, East Aurora, NY, early 20th c.; Orb and cross marks; Tallest: 5" x 5 1/2" x 4

The Roycrofters Poppy bookends, #305, pair, letter holder and pen tray East Aurora, New York copper stamped orb and cross (all) bookend (each approximately): 5 3/4"w x 5 1/4"d x 6"h; letter holder: 7

The Roycrofters assembled desk set: Peacock bookends, pair, inkwell, stamp box and letter opener East Aurora, New York hammered copper; brass over copper (letter opener) stamped orb and cross (all) bo

The Roycrofters / Roycroft group of bowls, three, together with a pair of bookends East Aurora, New York hammered copper stamped orb and cross bookends (each): 6"w x 9"h x 4"d; largest bowl: 8"dia x 1

Roycroft oak desk top bookends, East Aurora NY circa 1910. A pair of quartered oak with red grain on an original dark brown finish. Each with carved orb and cross mark. Some minor edge dings, overall

Six pieces: pair of silver-washed candlesticks, pair of hammered copper ship bookends, chamberstick, and ruffle-rim vase, East Aurora, NY, early 20th c.; Orb and cross mark; Tallest: 8" x 3 1/2" dia.

The Roycrofters, assembled desk set, five, East Aurora, NY, hammered copper, four with impressed orb mark, comprising a pen tray, rocker blotter, inkwell and two dual purpose calendar holders, pen tra

The Roycrofters straight six candelabrum East Aurora, New York copper stamped mark together with a pair of Roycroft bookends and an unmarked copper chamberstick 15 3/4"w x 4 1/8"d x 3"h

The Roycrofters / Roycroft Tulip Tapers candlesticks, two East Aurora, New York, circa 1910 copper stamped orb and cross on both taller: 3 7/8"sq x 13 7/8"h Literature: For a similar illustrated examp

DESCRIPTION: Roycroft Arts and Crafts wooden "Little Journeys" bookshelf. Maker's tag reads: "The Roycrofters East Aurora, N.Y." CIRCA: Early 20th Century ORIGIN: American / New York DIMENSIONS: H: 26

Elbert Hubbard (American, 1856-1915). The Book of the Roycrofters. First edition, 1907. Publisher: Roycrofters, East Aurora, NY. 22 mounted photos illustrations (approximately 2 in. x 4in.). Interior

Book: "Elbert Hubbard's Scrap Book", printed by the Roycrofters, East Aurora, N.Y. State, 1923.