Georgia Bookends

These stunning French Art Deco modernist bookends from the 1940s have their design commonly attributed to Jacques Adnet's creations. The desk set pieces boast heavy polished cast alu...

These lovely Art Deco bookends were designed by George Nilsson (1888-1975) for Gero, Netherlands. The cute rabbit shape is made of chromed metal with a long plate. The bookends are engraved with the "GERO" factory hallmark and the artist's monogram "GN" at the end of each base. These lovely bookends are a great addition to your interior or bookcase library. The bookends set is in good condition, with minor wear on the metal, but it does not significantly affect the overall appearance. Measurements for one bookend: 5.50 in wide (14 cm) x 3.94 in deep (10 cm) x 4.75 in high (12 cm). Note: George Nilsson was Danish and worked for the Georg Jensen Company. In 1925, he left to design for Gero. Gero was founded in 1912 as Gerofabriek in Zeist, Holland. In the 1920s, Gero began to hire renowned artists to design their collections, including Chris Van Der Hoef...

A beautiful pair of vintage circa 1970's roaring lion bookends most likely by the Shanghai Handicrafts Collection of China. The tightly woven thin...

These are beautiful! I am featuring a set of mid-century modern Barbini Murano art glass orange Sommerso gold leaf Bullicante pear and apple bookends. They are hand blown and excelle...

A chic and iconic pair of triangle or stirrup bookends by Ben Seibel. These Classic examples of Mid-Century Modern design are well loved with patination and oxidation to the surface....

These stunning Machine Age Art Deco bookends were crafted in France in the 1940s. The wrought iron metal has an Industrial feel and features a crossing arrow. The original black-gunm...

Gucci, Italy, designed this superb pair of handcrafted leather and metal bookends in the 1970s. This rare large-scale set features two gilded metal partridges resting on a hand-stitc...

This superb Art Deco pair of crackled ceramic bookends were designed and crafted by Le Moine, France, in the 1930s. The off-white colored crackle glaze ceramic or faience sculpture f...

These lovely 1950s leather bookends were designed by French designer Jacques Adnet (1901-1984) and probably manufactured by ILG in Belgium. "L" shaped Adnet signature contrast hand-s...

Pair of Harpswell House Mid-Century Modern bookends in slate and walnut. Crafted in Brunswick, Maine circa 1960s. Excellent condition, no flaws of note.  

Stunning geometric Lucite bookends designed by Felice Antonio Botta, Firenze, Italy. Elegant 1970s modernist shape with incredible "hollow circle in a square" carved design. Crystal ...

An attractive collection of 100 Swedish antique leather-bound books. This set of 1920's literature books from Sweden are wrapped in leather-bound cove...