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    Posted 9 years ago

    vintagelamp
    (1094 items)

    These art deco Egyptian Bookends came from an outside flea market many years ago when I was 15-16 years old. I really like the images.

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    1. vetraio50 vetraio50, 9 years ago
      "Fantasies of Egypt" by Judd Co.?

      "Judd Manufacturing Company’s roots date back to 1833 as a harness manufacturer in New Britain, Connecticut. The firm changed hands among family members and company names for a hundred years as it evolved into the J.H.Judd Co. of Wallingford, Connecticut.

      In 1864, Albert, Edward and Hubert Judd moved the company to New Haven, Connecticut, then to its permanent location in Wallingford, Connecticut. A few years later, Hubert Judd struck out on his own to start the H.L.Judd Company in Brooklyn, NY. In 1886, H.L.Judd took control of the Wallingford plant.

      In the early 1910s, they began to produce a decorative art metal line of fine-quality sand castings in iron, brass and bronze. Among these items were bookends and book racks, which were produced between 1910 and the late 1930s.

      Judd identified their bookends with a 9000 series stock number. The prefix “0” was used in front of the 9000 series number on iron castings only when the same design was cast in both bronze and iron."

      http://antiquebookends.net/judd.htm



    2. vintagelamp vintagelamp, 9 years ago
      Thank you! I had seen the "Fantasies Of Egypt" bookends but they were usually more colorful. On further investigation I see that they came in less colorful examples also! Thank you very much for the information, vetraio50!

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