1932 BOOKENDS DEPICTING CELLISTS

1932 BOOKENDS DEPICTING CELLISTS SIGNED ON MARBLE BASES, 6 1/2 IN HIGH

JB Hirsch (American, founded 1907), 1932. A pair of cast iron and spelter bookends depicting Beethoven Both playing piano. Marked "1932, JBH" to verso of each. Approx: h. 5.5", w. 5.75", d. 4.75".

C. 1932 Pair Cast Metal Cellist Musician Bookends mounted on black marble bases. Original patina finish. Size: 6.5h x 5w

American (Cincinnati, Ohio), 20th century. A Pair of Rookwood Pottery ivory glazed bookends depicting a lady of colonial fashion holding a fan dating to 1932. Marked XXXII/6252. Overall good conditi

Pair of Lalique "Luxembourg" frosted crystal bookends depicting cherubs with floral garland. 8in high. Marked Lalique France on base.

PAIR OF PEWTER FIGURAL BOOKENDS, depicting two outstretched cats, no markings located. First half 20th century. 7" H.  From the Ann Connor C. Jones collection, Winston-Salem, NC.

Item: Bookends depicting 2 bulldogs Origin: Belgium Date/Period: 20th century Materials: Cast iron Height: 5.8 inch; Width: 5.2 inch; Weight: +/- 2.2 kg This is a couple of handmade bookends depicting

Title: Bookends depicting 2 bulldogs Maker: Unknown Origin: Belgium Date/Period: Late 20th century Materials: Cast iron Dimensions:Height: 5.8 inch; Width: 5.2 inch; Weight: +/- 2.2 kg Description: Th

19th/20th C. One is a bust of Dante on an open book, the other is a painting white metal depicting Dante on a bench. Bust: 5-1/2"h x 5-3/4"w Bench: 6"h x 6"w

Doulton Lambeth stoneware bookend depicting a monkey embracing its offspring c. late 19th century. The figure is glazed in brown and blue. It measures 6 x 5 inches and is impressed with the "Doulton L

JB Hirsch called " Beethoven at Piano " Sculpture Figural Figurine dimensions 5-5/8" x 4-1/4". The set weighs approx 7lb 5oz overall Marked " 19C32 JBH " and on back of piano bench same marking and "J

Marian D. Harris (American, 1904-1988), oil on canvas, 1932, depicting portrait of a woman seated in interior scene, signed and dated "M. D. Harris '32" twice lower right. Image: 39.5" H x 43.5" W; fr

DESCRIPTION: Antique oil on canvas painting by Hermann Herzog (1832-1932) depicting a Venetian canal scene. Signed at lower left. Mostly illegible inscription in pencil at reverse of stretcher; anothe

Henry Varnum Poor, American, 1887-1970, Ceramic Vase, circa 1932, depicting mythical creatures and street scenes, signed H Poor, inscribed HP 32 on bottom 14 1/2" H Property from the Estate of an Impo

Diego Rivera (MEXICAN / MICHIGAN / NEW YORK, 1886 - 1957) oil painting on thick artist paper executed circa 1932 depicting a study of the "South Wall" mural in Detroit, USA. Signed to lower right. Unf

HISTORICAL CURRIER & IVES "AN HEIR TO THE THRONE" ANTI-LINCOLN POLITICAL CARTOON PRINT, lithograph on paper, probably after Lois Maurer (German-American, 1832-1932), depicting Abraham Lincoln and Hora

CLIO HINTON HUNEKAR (AMERICAN 1870 - 1925) A STYLISH PAIR OF ART NOVEAU STYLE BRONZE FIGURAL BOOKENDS depicting a male and female - each signed (30cm high )

Edith Parsons (American, 1878-1956) "Puppies" dog bronze bookends, depicting one seated with mouth open, the other investigating a plate of food, both with bases incised "E.B. Parsons ©," one further

Raoul Benard bronze bookends, depicting hiding and seeking children, canted top corners and canted plinth, LN JL Paris foundry coin stamp at back of each, signed in cast Raoul Benard 38, 9-1/4" H, Lit

Moderne figural bookends, depicting a stylized resting female figure, comprised of a series of stacked and graduated wood blocks, in two parts, largest: 14"h x 21"w

Pair of Art Deco signed Bourcart bookends depicting grooming monkeys on marble bases. Signed, "Bourcart". From an E 66th St, Manhattan estate. - Dimensions: approx. 3.25" w x 6.75" d x 5.5"

Edith Barretto Parsons (New York, 1878-1956) bronze bookends depicting two children in whimsical poses. . Girl inscribed and dated "E. Barretto Parsons, Copy. 1913", foundry mark "Gorham Co. Founders

Lalique crystal Sobek paperweight in solid heavy clear crystal bookends, depicting an Egyptian crocodile atop a large block. Marked "Lalique" and with original Lalique box. CIRCA: 20th Century. ORIGIN

Vintage pair of bronze cast bookends depicting Chinese Imperial lions also widely known as the Fu Dogs / Foo Dogs. Fu dogs are a symbol of family wealth and social status and were positioned by the ma