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Reminiscent of the famous steps and colonnade of The Rotunda at the University of Virginia and designed by Thomas Jefferson to be the centerpiece of his celebrated campus plan, this pair of bookends is indeed impressive and represents the finest in design. Jefferson modeled his Rotunda after the Pantheon in Rome. Measures 6.5"x 5.5" each piece. Sold as a pair.
$ 180.00
Since ancient times, the scallop shell has been considered one of nature's most beautiful and exquisite forms. Our art deco shell brass bookend, made of solid brass in stylized form,...
$ 140.00
A classic in American design and representative of the Hunt Country from Pennsylvania to South Carolina, this heavy brass fox bookend and doorstop is heavily cast in solid brass. It...
$ 140.00
Sculpted by a nationally recognized waterfowl decoy woodcarver on Maryland's famed Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake Bay, this goose brass bookend and doorstop is an accurate depiction of the great...
$ 170.00
Inspired by the great race horse Sea Biscuit, the horse with the heart, this impressive brass bookend and doorstop is reminiscent of the marvelous creature that inspired America during the...
