DESCRIPTION

Vintage pair of plaster eagle statue bookends clad in a thin dip of bronze and painted gold by the PM Craftsman company to mark the bicentennial celebration of American Independence in 1976.

Known as bronze cladding they feel metallic due to the covering but are plaster inside. The eagle statues are superbly cast with a patriotic spread eagle atop a plinth with the date 1776.

These bookends are both marked PMC with the mold number 1148 for this casting on the back and with complete labels and description underneath.

These would make a great addition to any library, office space or desk as a decorative and functional set of book ends.

MEASUREMENTS

Each bookend measures 6.5“ long by 6“ wide by 2.5" thick and together weigh 6lb 13oz.

CONDITION

In good used condition (please see all pictures as they form part of the condition description).

Shop Ref: Box No.24

Condition Disclosure

All our items are vintage/antiques and most have had decades of use. A buyer of vintage objects should assume a baseline of wear. I am always honest and clear in my descriptions and always endeavor to point out any flaws to avoid disappointment but I cannot disclose every minute sign of use on our items as it would be impossible to do so. You should assume these are present unless we specify otherwise here at the beginning of the condition report.

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