Antique Bookend

Pair of French bronze figural ram bookends exported to sale for the America market, Ovington, N.Y.

A cute pair of late 19th century gilt and Patina bronze chenets / bookends Depicting a dog and cat perched on a pillow, sitting on a bronze base. 

Very beautiful pair of Art Deco bronze bookends with stretching cats on a black marble base.

*Nice pair bronzes would work as a pair of bookends. Condition: Superb condition with no imperfections, nice surface patination, professionally cleaned.

A Fabulous Pair of Bronze-Clad Indian Braves Bookends by Paul Herzel for Pompeian Bronze Co, circa 1918.

Art Deco or Cubist Bronze sculpture of a French bulldog bookend or paperweight. Made of bronze, mounted over a marble base.

Beautiful antique bookends signed by the french artist "Franjou". Zinc Cast on a marble base.

Belgium / 1920 / set bookends / F.J 539 / ceramics / Art Deco Beautiful pair of ceramic Art Deco Bison bookends sculptures on a rectangular base.

Art Deco silvered bronze duck bookends G.H. Laurent France 1925. Pair of Art Deco silvered bronze bookends by the famous French artist G.H.

Art Deco gilt bronze rabbit, hare sculpture bookends - Edouard-Marcel Sandoz. Mounted over Black Belgium marble Bases.

Art Deco Silvered Marabou Birds Bookends by Georges Van De Voorde with Foundry Mark, France 1925.

Pair of bronze and marble bookends, signed H.M. White. England, circa 1920.

The two beautiful mice have been cast out of spelter and are silver plated. The little creatures are playing with a deep red ball made out of bakelite. Mice and balls are mounted on...

Emile Joseph Nestor Carlier (French, 1849-1927) Art Deco Pair of Silvered Metal Playing Bears Bookends. Each with impressed “FABRICATION FRANCAIS PARIS” foundry mark.

Endearing pair of stylish and quality carved turtle bookend. If you like animal sculptures in general and turtles and turtle sculptures in particular then you will love this pair ...

Very nice Art Deco rabbit, hare silver plated bronze bookends. Signed A.E.L. , stamped France and 28. Mounted Over Russian Onix.

1920s Art Deco Cast Iron Bellhop Doorstop by Judd Manufacturing Co. This delightful 1920s Art Deco cast iron doorstop by Judd Manufacturing Co. captures the timeless charm of a hote...

Go fetch!! These wonderfully stylized dog sculptures truly display the energy and joy of dogs when they have just fetched an object. They can't wait for you to take the stick or bal...

Art Deco bronze bookends of Chinese children playing by M. White, England, 1920.

Art Deco West Highland Terrier Bookends by Maximilian Fiot, c. 1920. A superb pair of bronze bookends depicting West Highland terriers in different poses, exquisitely cast using the...

Pair of Edouard Drouot bookends representing barking dogs Marble and Bronze, made in France Dimensions of each piece W 5.71 in. (14.5 cm) D 5.12 in. (13 cm) H 7.49 in. (19 cm) Ver...

The cabinet has on the front a sign written, gold and silver leaf Mirror Advertising the pens, on top there is a pair of fold over bookends, the other side the cabinet there are 3 d...

Crafted from stone with weathered surfaces that speak to their age and provenance, they serve as functional display pieces—ideal as bookends, garden anchors, or sculptural accents in...

Arthur Frankenberg began designing and producing bookends in New York City in 1921. In 1924, he, incorporated under the name Frankart, INC.

Ideal as a doorstop, bookend, or decorative paperweight.

In the interior Lovely as a pair on a mantelpiece, in a bookcase or on a sideboard, in a classic, Mediterranean, wabi-sabi or rustic interior. Also beautiful as bookends or as an acc...

True pairs anchor a fireplace, bookend a large window, or give a bedroom corner real presence.

With its compact rectangular footprint and two-sided decorative appeal, the figurine displays effectively on a mantelpiece, open console table or bookcase shelf, functioning either a...

Today, they could be used in a number of ways including sculptural display pieces for a neoclassical flourish or a stylish pair of oversized bookends.

They also work indoors as bookends, mantel ornaments, or a console display. They suit English country, French Provincial, Tuscan, Mediterranean, Southern, and Georgian-style landscap...

The piece ends on a unique acorn finial, bookending the plethora of details on this charming small French Chandelier.

While Houdon designed the concept in the late 18th century, smaller scale versions like these were widely cast in France during the late 19th century to serve as decorative cabinet p...

The piece ends on a simple finial, bookending the plethora of details on this charming small French Chandelier.

The fall front drawer opens to reveal a well fitted secretaire with a green baize writing surface, six small drawers above pigeon holes and a pair of bookend slides, for storing lett...

The central motif is beautifully bookended by four beautifully hand-painted cherubim emerging from a cloud-like ether, rendered in the classic Late Baroque/Rococo tradition.

AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE CHERRY SECRETARY DESK AND BOOKCASE With "American Independence" leather faux-bookends Probably Pennsylvania or New Jersey, late 18th century 82" H x 22" D x 4...

A crystal ball finial bookends each piece at bottom. Each piece in our shop is professionally rewired and in working order.

Today, it is equally at home functioning as a doorstop, bookend, sculptural object, paperweight or architectural accent, and could be particularly effective displayed on a console, l...

Their creations were made from white metal and were available in four distinct finishes: Alongside Frankart, Nuart excelled in producing a diverse range of items, including lamps, bo...

Its made of a nice burlwood and has beautiful brass filigree with cameos on the bookends. The bookends extend to hold more books. the piece was crafted in England by Parkins and Gotto.

Utilize it as a paperweight, a bookend or as a small sculpture. Measurements: H: 16.5 cm, W: 11.5 cm, Depth: 8 cm

Also looks fantastic sitting alone with leather books by its side as a bookend. Very versatile and charming.

The company is best known today for its patinated bronze bowls, vases, dishes, sculptures, bookends, and decorative table objects, many of which were produced during the 1920s and 19...

Encircling the field is a guard border and wider florid main border featuring interlocking floral patterns and palmette motifs. The outer border bookends, with thinner palmette and f...

Mounted on integral rectangular bases, these sculptures display well as mantel pieces, bookends, or decorative accents. Artist: Ferdinand Pautrot (French, 1881–1961) Medium: Cast me...

His preference was for dancing poses which were not only evident in his singular statuettes but also in those attached to marble clocks, lamp bases and bookends. Lorenzl's career fl...

Arthur Frankenberg began designing and producing bookends in New York City in 1921. In 1924, he, incorporated under the name Frankart, INC.

While originally intended for the hearth, these substantial pieces are increasingly sought after by interior designers for use as luxury bookends or as industrial-chic shelf risers f...

Impressively sized and beautifully crafted from solid wood, this stunning floor-standing unit features three shelves of varying depths in the Regency ‘Waterfall’ style. The lower pai...

Alongside Frankart, Nuart excelled in producing a diverse range of items, including lamps, bookends, ashtrays, candle holders, cigarette boxes, and sculptures.

2 early Art Deco Piranha Fish Bookends Pressed Glass, Ferjac France 1930s French Presglass Fish Bookends, by Fernand Jacob, also known as Ferjac France 1930s.

They would be lovely as as decorative accents, bookends, or mantle/shelf decor.

The base of the slanted shelves features a contoured bookend to prevent volumes from slipping. The two open sides create a curious and decorative internal niche.

Distinctive horizontal panels featuring geometricized floral scripts bookend the field at the top and bottom, completing the architectural symmetry of this refined collector’s piece.

These finely detailed sculptures are versatile, suitable for use as ornamental display pieces or as functional bookends. The pair is in good condition, with wear consistent with age ...

Heintz line consisted of vases and bowls, candlesticks, smoking accessories, trophies, lamps, desk accessories, picture frames, bookends, and jewelry. From a circa 1916 trade catalog...

*These would make great bookends!* Cast and blackened in the distinctive silhouette of late-19th- to early-20th-century button boots, this near pair of trade shoe forms reflects th...

Placed on low gallery blocks to anchor a hallway, used as magnificent bookends on a substantial refectory table, or incorporated into a grand country house fireplace scheme, they off...

An English, cast iron door keeper or large volume bookend, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900.

Whether used as unique bookends, curious paperweights, or simple shelf accents, these lasts bring a soulful, storied presence to any rustic or minimalist collection.