Terrier Bookends

Handsome pair of French Deco bronze terrier bookends mounted on square black marble bases.

These nicely painted cast iron bookends, although unsigned, we believe they are by the noted American foundry Bradley and Hubbard. Not too long ago we had a large version of this in...

Very beautiful pair of alabaster bookends representing Fox Terriers dating from the art deco period.

DESCRIPTION Bronze with brown patina 4 1/4 x 7 3/4 x 2 7/8 inches 6 x 7 7/8 x 2 7/8 inches Signed Kunst Foundry, NY PROVENANCE Private collection, New York

A pair of dogs bookends that stands out by the details in its making. Jennings Brothers was a metalware company in Bridgeport, Connecticut from 1890-1953. They were very well known f...

Art Deco bronze bookends in the shape of terrier dog busts by the French artist Maximilien Louis Fiot, 1886-1953.

A fine and rare pair of Edith Parsons’ bronze sculptures of “Terriers” from her rather rare series of bookends capturing this playful creature in a variety of activities, they were c...

Pair of French bronze Scottish terrier bookends on the original walnut rectangular molded edges bases, Mid-19th Century.

Pair of Terrier(Westie, Scottie, Schnauzer, Airedale, etc) carved alabaster bookends from the 1930s and made in Italy.

A white and yellow hand painted pair of cast iron "Terrier" bookends.

Antique English brass "Sealyham Terrier" bookends.

Set of terrier bookends, circa 1960's. We see these displayed in any family room or home office seeking a classic vibe.

These bookends are of inquisitive terriers inspecting toads.

A pair of black Scottish 'Scottie' terrier dog wood bookends, circa mid-20th century.

Very charming Terrier sculpture, bookend or small doorstop. circa 1960's.

A charming pair of wooden bookends with carved figurines of Scottie dog terriers by Dörsch Oberweid, Germany, 1950s.

These are a beautiful pair of Art Deco period, Book ends of two different Terrier dogs on hardwood frames. Each dog has been very well modelled with good detail.

This pair of bookends are quite exceptionally cast. Note the special attention to detail to include the finely cast dog's coat. Signed on the back "B & H", which translates to Brad...

A pair of dogs bookends that stands out by the details in its making. Jennings Brothers was a metalware company in Bridgeport, Connecticut from 1890-1953. They were very well known f...

Pair of bronze bookends in the shape of terrier dog heads by the French artist Maximilien Louis Fiot, 1886-1953.

Wonderful pair of early 20th century Art Deco bronze Scotties Scottish Terrier dog heads bookends sculptures. One with ears up and the other with the ears down.

A pair of black painted, cast iron terrier figural bookends, mounted on rectangular onyx plinths.

Art Deco bookends, in form of a pair of nickel terriers seated on a Marble Plinth, with one paw up to “Shake Hands”.

A superb pair of bronze bookends depicting West Highland terriers in different poses, exquisitely cast using the cire perdue (lost wax) process, signed by the sculptor and bearing th...

Art Deco pair of bookends having Scottie Scottish Terriers on colored alabaster of cream, brown and green.

Pair of mid-20th century gilt metal terrier dog bookends, possibly brass/bronze.

Pair of original factory painted dog figures made by the John Hubley Manufacturing Company, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, incorporated 1894.

A superb pair of humorous silvered bronze modernist styled terriers, most likely intended as bookends or car mascots, with forelegs raised in a begging stance, mounted on their origi...

Edith Barretto Parsons, bronze terrier dog bookends Edith Barretto Parsons, American (1878-1956) Stamped: EB Parsons Measures: Dog 1- 7" W x 5" H x 2.5" D Dog 2 - 7" W x 4" H x 2...