Roycroft Arts & Crafts Hammered Copper Half Round Bookends
Up for auction is a magnificent, 100% authentic pair of antique Arts & Crafts hand-hammered copper half-round bookends, crafted by the legendary Roycroft Copper Shop (East Aurora, NY) circa 1910–1920. This investment-grade pair features a minimalist "D-shape" form accented by hand-tooled chase-stitching along the perimeter, and the underside of each piece displays a deeply struck, flawless early-to-middle Roycroft "Orb and Cross" maker's mark with the distinct curled-tail "R." Bookends measure 3.5 inches high, 4.25 inches wide, 2.5 inches deep. Overall good condition, please see all photos.
Condition
See description. Shipping: We do not ship in house, you may contact upsstoreauctions@yahoo for quotes. Items can be picked up in person from our gallery as well. In all cases, prospective buyers are responsible for determining the physical condition of lots, as there are no returns based on condition. The printed conditions in the catalog entry are based on opinion only and are provided for guidance only, without legal obligation. The absence of condition reports in the catalog entry does not indicate that the item is in perfect condition.
Up for auction is a magnificent, 100% authentic pair of antique Arts & Crafts hand-hammered copper half-round bookends, crafted by the legendary Roycroft Copper Shop (East Aurora, NY) circa 1910–1920. This investment-grade pair features a minimalist "D-shape" form accented by hand-tooled chase-stitching along the perimeter, and the underside of each piece displays a deeply struck, flawless early-to-middle Roycroft "Orb and Cross" maker's mark with the distinct curled-tail "R." Bookends measure 3.5 inches high, 4.25 inches wide, 2.5 inches deep. Overall good condition, please see all photos.
Condition
See description. Shipping: We do not ship in house, you may contact upsstoreauctions@yahoo for quotes. Items can be picked up in person from our gallery as well. In all cases, prospective buyers are responsible for determining the physical condition of lots, as there are no returns based on condition. The printed conditions in the catalog entry are based on opinion only and are provided for guidance only, without legal obligation. The absence of condition reports in the catalog entry does not indicate that the item is in perfect condition.
