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Bear and Bull Heads Stock Market Bronze Bookends
Always on the watch, these golden beasts guard the knowledge within the books of time. Did your friend ever return that copy of “The Stock Market: Bull Highs, Bear Lows?”. These powerful beasts, bear and bull, are made from timeless bronze, wood base, and measure 10.75”H, 12 lbs total. 4882, $137
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Bear and Bull Full Body Bronze Bookends
Always on the watch, these golden beasts guard the knowledge within the books of time. Did your friend ever return that copy of “The Stock Market: Bull Highs, Bear Lows?”. These powerful beasts are made from timeless bronze, and measure 6”H x 7.5”W x 3.5”D / each, 14 lbs total. 4776, $139, SALE: $105
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FLW Community Playhouse Bookends Pair of Community Playhouse Bookends designed by Frank Lloyd Wright during the 1920’s while he was living in Southern California. Because of their patterns, they are called “Textile Blocks”. Certified reproduction by the FLW Foundation. Cast in reconstituted stone, suitable for interior and exterior use, gray, 6.5”H x 7”W x 7”D, 17 lbs. 4717, $80
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New York Public Library Lions
These monumental marble lions by Edward Clark Potter (American, 1857-1923) which flank the New York City Main Library's steps in mid-Manhattan were put in place in 1911 and have since acquired the nicknames of "Patience" and "Fortitude." They were carved of pink Tennessee marble, resting on bases of Milford granite. Their size is appropriate to the proportions of the neo-Renaissance building designed by Carrere and Hastings. These reduced models were created under the supervision of the New York Public Library. Pair of lions, made from resin, marble finish, and measure 7”H x 7”L x 3.5”W. 4753, $95
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Dolphin Pair on Waves Bookends, Bronze and Brass
These fun creatures of the ocean break from the water for a moment to leap into your library. Made from bronze and brass with a green patina on the waves on a black wooden base. Measure 8”H x 5”W x 3.5”L each. 5630, $99
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Golfer Measuring Bookends
Sink a hole in one with this pair of sporty golfer bookends. Made from designer resin with hand painted details on a black wooden base. Measures 9”H x 6.5”W x 4.5”L each. 5631, $95
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Golfer Pondering The Put Statue
Imagine yourself on the 18th hole, just concentrating on making that last put! Well now you can have that same feeling without leaving your home or office. This beautiful Golfer Pondering the Put statue will bring you right back to the game where you can tee off with your favorite driver and sink a hole in one!
Made from resin with an antique bronze and green patina finish, this beautiful Golfer Pondering The Put sculpture measures 13.5"H x 8"D x 4.25"W
6325, $99
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Marble Medical Bookends
Those dedicated and determined souls who take up the medical profession are symbolized in these bookends. With all the school they went through, these bookends should support a hefty amount of the texts that helped them become the professionals they are today. These bookends are made from marble and measure 6”H each. 4493, $70
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Marble Justice Scale Bookends
These weighty Scale of Justice marble bookends can balance all the reading material you needed to pass the bar exam, and then some. They make a wonderful presentation for a lawyer, judge, or legal associate and measure 6”H each. 4572, $70
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Tea House Rabbits Miss Wemore's
Two fanciful Tea House Rabbits as a decorative bookend set, cast from a pair of stone originals by American sculptor Charles Rudy. They adorn the gateposts to Miss Wetmore's newly restored teahouse, on the grounds of Chateau sur Mer (Castle on the Sea) in Newport, Rhode Island. Charles Rudy was born in 1904 in Pennsylvania and studied at the Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts. A member of the National Sculpture Society and the American Federation of the Arts, Rudy has exhibited at the Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts, The Whitney Museum of American Art, Carnegie Institute, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the National Academy of Design. In 1939, Rudy participated in the New York World's Fair and in 1944, he won an award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Rudy taught for many years at the Cooper Union Art School, New York. Licensed reproduction from the Preservation Society of Newport County Rhode Island, made from resin. (Note: this 10” set will not have a square base as pictured)
Please allow tree weeks, made to order! - 23" H 5323_23, PAIR $270
LEFT SIDE 5323_23L, $145
RIGHT SIDE 5323_R, $145
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