Pair of French Gilt & Enameled Decorated Chinoiserie Tole Obelisks

English Regency Style Red Tole Chinoiserie Decorated Mirror, 20th Century  This English Regency Style Red Tole Chinoiserie Decorated Mir...

Pair of Regency Style Tole Gilt-Decorated Handled Jardinière or Planters  England, 20th century A rare find, this exquisite pair of large Regency Style Tole Gilt-Decorated Handled J...

French Red Gilt-Decorated Tole and Bronze Planter/Cachepot of Napoleon's Hat, France, 1950s This whimsical French planter, crafted in the 1950s, is a delightful homage to the iconic...

Pair of Art Deco Gilt Iron WPA Style Foundry Men Bookends Signed NMF 1936 USA, 1936 A rare and striking pair of Art Deco gilt iron bookends, crafted in 1936 during the WPA era and American Deco period. These sculptural bookends are a fine example of the era's unique blend of Greco-Roman classical art with modern industrial design. Each bookend stands 10.5 inches high, 6.5 inches wide, and 2.75 inches deep, featuring a subtly detailed silhouette of a muscular, shirtless foundryman pouring molten metal into a crucible. The design captures the strength and dignity of the working man, a theme prevalent during the WPA period, which sought to honor and celebrate American labor through art. The gilt iron finish adds a touch of elegance and durability, ensuring these pieces are both functional and visually captivating. Each bookend is stamped with "NMF" on the left side and the date "1936" on the right, confirming their authenticity and historical significance. This rare pair of bookends is not only a functional accessory but also a piece of American history, reflecting the spirit of the 1930s. Ready to be placed and enjoyed, they make a perfect addition to any collection of Art Deco or WPA-era memorabilia...

Pair of 19th century patinated and gilt hieroglyphed Roman obelisks having lapis lazuli panel inserts in base.

Pair of 1990s French natural terracotta obelisks.    

Pair of French 1970s Painted Wood Obelisks

A pair of early 20th century French marble veneered obelisks of tall stature.