Antique Bookend Shoppe

Rare set of antique bookends featuring an Asian boy and girl.  Circa 1920.  Galvano Bronze.

Extremely rare set of large, heavy, original antique bookends featuring a ballerina signed by Pompeian Bronze. Circa 1918. These bookends feature a ballerina on her toes perched on a platform with the leg behind her raised higher than her head....

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.

Extremely rare, large, heavy set of antique art deco bookends in the original green finish.  European. Circa 1920.

Lovely set of high quality richly detailed signed antique metal bookends featuring a little girl holding a basket of flowers by Weidlich Brothers, circa 1925.

Gorgeous set of antique bookends featuring a Dutch Boy and Girl with ivorine faces.  Circa 1930 by the JB Hirsch Company, NY. 

Very heavy, original, antique art deco bookends featuring a nude female sleeping by Ronson Metal Arts Company circa 1920.

This exceptionally rare and collectible set of art deco antique bookends feature the famous 'Pixie Reader' by Gerda Gerdago circa 1920.

Extremely rare set of heavy, high quality bookends featuring a mermaid in a modernist style.

Extremely rare, heavy pair of antique bookends featuring a man and a woman with ivorine face and hands playing the concertina and banjo.  European.  Circa 1920.

Extremely rare set of solid bronze antique bookends depicting three nude femaies down one knee with arms outstretched. They are connected in the back by a bronze ball.  

Very rare, finely detailed and crafted pair of art nouveau antique bookends signed '16' on the back. Circa 1920.

Old, original antique set of polychromed bronze-clad antique bookends by the Armor Bronze Company. Beautiful sculptures for library design.

Fantastic set of original signed vintage bookends depicting a skier racing downhill by C. Jere of Artisan House. Circa 1970.

Extremely rare set of bookends featuring THE GOOD FAIRY made by the Pompeian Bronze Company.  Circa 1920.

Huge, magnificent pair of original French Art Deco Dancer bookends with ivorine head and hands.  Circa 1925.

Old, original set of antique cast iron bookends which were the registered trademark for the Walter Baker Chocolate Factory in Dorchester, MA. The woman was from Swiss artist Jean-Eteinne Liotard's painting 'La Belle Chocolatiere'.