Abastenia St. Leger Eberle, Bookends (pair)

DESCRIPTION: Pair of Rookwood Pottery polychrome ceramic bookends, each depicting St. Francis of Assisi with a dog and a bird. Each shape number 6883. Each marked on underside. CIRCA: 1945 ORIGIN: Ame

2 Pairs of Bookends: "Towering Stacks" (7"h) & "St. Jerome" (6 1/2"h, damaged)

Lot of (4) pieces. Includes pair of bookends by Decoy Co St Cloud MN (the wood on one of them looks like it has a bit of water damage, 9 inches long), Canvas Drake by S. Hemric Dated August 1992 (9.5

DESCRIPTION: Two etchings depicting and detailing the 1827 and 1829 winners of the Great St. Leger Stakes at Doncaster. CIRCA: 19th to early 20th Century ORIGIN: England DIMENSIONS: (With Frame) H: 21

The winning trainer's trophy presented to Dick Hern for Niniski's victory in the 1979 Prix Royal Oak (French St Leger) at Longchamp, in the form of a silver octagonal plate by Mellerio of Pairs set wi

Pair St. Francis of Assisi bookends, the designer Clothilda Zanetta, cast in 1945 and covered in a pleasing brown and gray high glaze. Height 7 3/8 inches. Marked with the factory logo, date and 6883

Unsigned. 5" tall x 4-1/2". Pair

The paperweights include pieces by Wedgwood, Val St. Lambert, and Dansk. The clocks include Pierre Deux, Wedgwood, and Marshall Field's. The three pairs of bookends are shaped like horseshoes, cherubs

To inc a gilt metal dog and puppy sculpture a pair of possibly bronze dog bookends and a metal plaque of hunting dogs . From an east 69 st NYC estate . Bookends 5"h x 6" Square 13" and dog 3.5"h

From an E 66th St, Manhattan estate. Dimensions: bookends measure approx. 3.5" w x 5.5" d x 4" h. Condition: Good, with light surface scratches and minor dings/dents. Edge chips and abrasions.

Lot of decorative accessories including small brass carriage clock, pair of bronze bookends, cast iron match safe, carved Chinese hardstone vases, St. Louis Car Co. bronze plaque, desk boxes, polished

A pair of vintage Saint Clement Art Deco glazed porcelain bookends having a horse design after Charles Lemanceau (FRENCH, 1905 - 1980). Marked to side. Measures 7 3/4" tall x 9 1/2" x 3" depth.

Depicting St. Bernard heads Losses to paint and wear 4-3/4"h x 2-3/4"w x 4-1/2"d

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A pair of brass sculptural lion bookends. These lion sculptures are copies of a pair of lions sculpted by Antonio Canova in 1792 for the tomb of Pope Clement XIII in St Peter's in

St. Francis with fox and bird, having brown, grey and flesh tone high glaze, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "XLV" for date 1945 on each, shape #6883, 1 also has two ind

Pair of Art Deco signed Bourcart bookends depicting grooming monkeys on marble bases. Signed, "Bourcart". From an E 66th St, Manhattan estate. - Dimensions: approx. 3.25" w x 6.75" d x 5.5"

Including a pair of Val ST Lambert candle sticks, Oreffors bowl, Waterford book ends and pen stand. Dimensions: (Candle sticks) H 9.5" Condition: Handling wear.

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A pair of bronze and wood sculptural lion bookends. These lion sculptures are copies of a pair of lions sculpted by Antonio Canova in 1792 for the tomb of Pope Clement XIII in St P

A Pair of Lalique Deux Hirondelles Molded Glass Bookends Height 6 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Bud and Donna O. Wilkinson Note: This lot is located in St. Louis, Missouri. The buyer will be

Edgar Brandt Pelican bookends, pair France, c. 1930patinated wrought iron 9.25 h × 3 w × 6 d in (23 × 8 × 15 cm) Literature: Edgar Brandt: Master of

Kataro Shirayamadani for Rookwood Pottery Production Walking Bear bookends, pair USA, 1923glazed porcelain 4.125 h x 6.5 w x 3.25 d in (10 x 17 x 8 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark, date and

Tom Otterness Kings Parade-Konig's Haus bookends, pair 1984cast and lacquered plaster8 h x 9.75 w x 6.5 d in (20 x 25 x 17 cm) Cast signature to reverse of each element 'Otterness 1984' with mark

RARE CAST IRON BOOKENDS Pair of late 19th/early 20th c. duck head bookends, 5 1/2" h, 4" l, 5 1/4" w.

After John Frederick Herring Sr. (English, 1795 - 1865) Queen of Trumps,  Winner of the Champagne Stakes 1834, and The Oaks and St. Leger 1835, with Jockey Lye  oil on canvas with hand-writt