Rare Cast Iron Bookends by Edward I R Jennings

Edward I R Jennings (1898 - 1929)Early 20th century. Cast iron Porgy bookends having an early painted surface. The ends in the form of Porgy riding in his goat wagon and with name Porgy near the foot

RARE CAST IRON BOOKENDS Pair of late 19th/early 20th c. duck head bookends, 5 1/2" h, 4" l, 5 1/4" w.

RARE CAST IRON RAILROAD R-W SIGN, R=RING ENTERING TOWN, W= WHISTLE LEAVING TOWN, 19TH C., H. 20" W. 14"

Description: This lot includes a pair of original late 19th century cast iron bookends made by Bradley & Hubbard as indicated by their mark on the back. Each bookend features a gilded Egyptian bust st

7" x 8.25" Scarce original pair of cast iron Clemson book ends with minor surface rust. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS THROUGH LIVE AUCTIONEERS. TH

Rare cast iron wasp nest bird house. Signed R.C. Reeves Co. NYC. Dated 1925. H 8", Dia. 6". Excellent untouched condition without damage. Please refer to this link for high-res images https://www.drop

Pair of bronze finish cast iron Jennings Brothers "Thinker" bookends. Marked J.B. 2176. Size: 4 1/4 x 3 3/4 x 8 in. #5083

Two Pairs of Cast Iron Bookends. The lot consists of a pair of Notre Dame bookends and a Bradley & Hubbard pair of bookends. Approx. 5.5" inches tall. In good condition.

Lot consists of a pair of cast iron Deco bookends in a jumping antelope motif. Approximate size is 5" inches tall and 6" inches long. In good condition

Pair of Cast Iron Witch Bookends. Flying witch motif. One is in good condition the other has worn paint and the top of the broom is missing. Fair condition. Unusual motif, found in a Salem attic.

Pair of Cast Iron Bronzed Bookends entitled "March Girl" with an acorn symbol above. In good condition. Approx. size is 7" inches tal by 4 1/2" inches wide.

Lot consists of two pairs of cast iron bronzed bookends. One depicts an Elizabethan galleon, the other pair are classical in design. Pair of galleon bookends are gilded and slightly worn. The pair of

(3) Abraham Lincoln bookends and single to include cast iron figural bookends depicting Abraham Lincoln, 6-1/8"H and Jennings Brothers JB 2440 DC French single bookend, 7-1/4" H

Early Art Deco cast iron base bookends, circa 1920. Unknown Maker. Kuritsky's Collector Guide to Bookends rates this a 5 on the rarity scale- "Rare: seen occasionally by even experienced antiquers; in

University of Kansas mascot. Sign, "KU" on side of wing. Rare. Condition (Excellent) Size Each: 5 - 1/2" T.

1.) A pair of cast iron Hubley #418 Bedouin bookends, stamped 418 on verso, 5.5"h. 2.) Cast brass bookends modeled after James Earle Frasier’s “End of the Trail” sculpture (1915), 5.625"h. (J9,

Signed, "Copyright 1931 P.F. Volland & Co." Front of bases are marked "Raggedy Ann" and "Raggedy Andy". Highly sought after - Rare and desirable. Condition (Near Mint). Size Each : 5 -1/2" T.

Cast Iron Bootjack and Brass Tallship Bookends Black vintage cast iron beetle/bug boot Jack, measures 9î long, marked J. W. Pair of small brass bookends of three masted tall ships, measures 5î l

Includes Jennings Brothers brass geese no. 879, Leonard brass geese, and Albany Foundry Co. cast Iron parrots no. 80. 3" to 6¼" wide X 3¾" to 6½" high.

by sculptor Sarah W. Symonds, depicting the front facade of the house with steps. and high relief open gate. Also described as a bookend. 6.5 x 4 7/8 in. Rare example. Additional high-resolution phot

Signed "WURFFLEIN PHILADA FOR 22 CARTRIDGE 12" 19TH/20TH c Polychrome painted rooster and chick. Mechanical chick activates when bullseye is struck. 15 1/4" X 11 1/2"

Rare Heart Shape Weight 1884 Cast Iron 18 5/8" X 17 1/8" Excellent form and old paint. The l. Houston co. 1884 It has a custom made heart base for display. In excellent condition. Ref. Simpson book pg

1359. RARE CAST IRON CLOCKWORK MOGUL LOCOMOTIVE | Attributed to Carpenter toys. One of only two known. This is the book example in "Cast Iron Toy Trains" by Rick Ralston (p.216; illustration 1179). Ex

Made by J. & E. Stevens Company. Cromwell, Connecticut - Circa 1890's. Made of Cast Iron. A classic coin swallowing bank. Works well.