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    Posted 9 years ago

    Arisellon
    (86 items)

    These Art Deco, pre-1933 bookends were designed by famed industrial designer Walter Von Nessen for the Chase Brass and Copper Company. They are known as the "Arch" bookends (catalog #17020). The Machine Age design is done in the rare, contrasting satin nickel and black nickel finishes. Simple but elegant.

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    1. welzebub welzebub, 9 years ago
      An example of "Iconic" Deco by Chase..... Love these.... Elegant simplicity at it's finest....

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