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H 8.25 in W 6 in D 4.25 in
1925 Chrome Female Bookends, "The Soul of The Book" by Arturo Levi
Located in San Diego, CA
Timeworn chrome female bookends; spine reads "The Soul of the Book." by Arturo Levi, 1925. These ladies photographed well and we could not resist taking more images to highlight that...
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Stylized 1930s Art Deco Women's Head Electric Cigarette Lighter by Arturo Levi
By Arturo Levi, Frankart
Located in Buffalo, NY
Stylized 1930s Art Deco women's head electric cigarette lighter by Arturo Levi. Retains original paint, finish, as well as original electrical plug and push button that heats up coil...
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H 7 in W 4 in D 4 in
Stylized 1930s Art Deco Women's Head Electric Cigarette Lighter by Arturo Levi
Located in Buffalo, NY
Stylized 1930s Art Deco women's head electric cigarette lighter by Arturo Levi. Retains original paint, finish, as well as original electrical coil element in womans mouth ...heats u...
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Table Lighter by Arturo Levi, circa 1930s
By Arturo Levi
Located in Seattle, WA
This table cigarette lighter by Arturo Levi is an Art Deco piece from the Frankart era and is certainly a conversation starter.
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