French Art Deco Bird Bookends Alabaster Natural Stone 1930s
Located in Poperinge, BE
Beautiful vintage French bookends, a pair of Art Deco heron or stork bookends with an alabaster natural stone base.
Marble, Spelter
Pair 1940s Colored Alabaster Parakeet Bookends
Located in Chicago, IL
Pair of elegantly colored and hand carved alabaster parakeet love bird bookends. Alabaster has been overlaid with color to lend the appearance of pinkish wings with light green tones...
Pair of Italian Tinted Green Alabaster Puffin Bookends
Located in Hamilton, Ontario
Heavy based tinted green alabaster bird bookends in excellent condition, made in Italy.
Alabaster
Art Deco French Alabaster Bookends Pair with Colorful Metal Birds
Located in Prato, Tuscany
Then, with their trademark inventiveness and sensitivity, they subjected them to a delicate and complex treatment with special and secret acids to make them take on elegant bronze hu...
Alabaster, Metal
Carved Alabaster Cockatoo Parrot Bookends
Located in Fulton, CA
A pair of carved alabaster Cockatoo bird bookends. White, black and pink marbleized alabaster.
Alabaster
Alabaster Bird Bookends
Located in Stamford, CT
The beautiful marbling in this pair of alabaster bird bookends adds to their distinguished and charming aesthetic.
Pair of Alabaster Deco bird Bookends
Located in Stamford, CT
Beautifully hand carved alabaster birds with unique markings and coloration.
Alabaster
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