Antique Bookend Shoppe

Extremely rare pair of bronze-clad antique bookends by Pompeian Bronze featuring a Boston Bull puppy dog inscribed on the back 'MICKEY' and signed by sculptor Paul Herzel from the 1920's.

Old, original set of antique solid cast iron bookends featuring a fully figural Boston Terrier standing proudly. This set is from the early 1900's.

Very rare, high quality, nicely detailed antique expandable metal bookrack featuring two Dachshund's sitting by Judd Company, CT.  Circa 1920.

This rare, original, polychromed set of bronze antique bookends features the English characters Darby and Joan. Darby has his dog at his side, Joan has her cat.

Delightful set of vintage metal on onxy bookends featuring the elegant Greyhound dog.

Exquisite old, very early, original set of solid bronze antique bookends featuring a hunting dog on point.  Circa 1918.

Rare, original set of signed G. S. Allen polychromed bronze-clad antique bookends by Armor Bronze featuring a bearded man reading by the fire with his dog beside him.

Nice rare old set of antique bookends featuring a Newfoundland giant breed dog made of solid brass.

Very rare old, original set of Hubley antique bookends featuring two puppies huddled together titled 'ORPHANS'.  Circa 1920.

Very rare set of antique art deco green bookends featuring three puppy dogs up on their hind legs looking over a wall.  Circa 1925.  By Ronson Metal Arts Co.

A rare, very heavy, old original solid cast iron set of antique bookends featuring a terrier standing with it's tail up. Circa 1920.

Extraordinary set of extremely rare signed original Pompeian Bronze bookends featuring the magnificent Greyhound racing dog. Circa 1920.

Heavy, old, original set of antique bookends featuring a puppy with his head tilted in cast iron by the Littco company from the 1920's.

Original, pink, art deco set of gorgeous metal art deco cocker spaniel dogs from the 1930's made by Sellright Giftwares.

Very rare set of richly detailed antique bronze bookends depicting a dog seated in front of a doghouse and peering around the corner. This were designed by the sculptor G. Allen and made by the Armor Bronze Company in the 1920's.

Beautiful, heavy, solid cast iron metal, original set of fully figural antique dog bookends made by Littco Company. Circa 1925. Fabulous pair.