Posted 5 years ago
jscott0363
(902 items)
Hello everyone!!
This is the last of my bookend collection. These are brass and were produced by Jennings Brothers. They were titled "Student Owls" or "Scholarly Owls". I've seen them referred to under both names. They are cataloged and numbered as "JB 1460". They were first produced in 1928. However, these were more than likely produced in the late 1940's or early 1950's. Jennings Brothers were in business from 1890 thru the early 1950's at which point they sold their molds to PM Craftsman (Philadelphia Manufacturing) who continued making these using slush metal molds. The PM Craftsman sets were still numbered JB 1460, but, had the PM Craftsman logo on the bottoms. These do not have the PM Craftsman label. These measure 5 1/2" tall and 6" wide.
Thanks for stopping in for a look!!!
Scott
MALKEY
fortapache
and
purvis
Thanks guys for the loves and for taking the time to drop by!!!
Love the owls in their cap & gowns, these are really fantastic Scott & in great condition, what a super find
Thanks Ken!! They're the smartest looking set of bookends I own:)
Thanks you Jenni!! Though these are only around 70 years old, they do look great for their age.
buckethead
Watchsearcher
Ken
and
Jenni
Thank you all very much for the loves, comments and for stopping by!!
keramikos,
Thank you!! I had seen that particular link previously. I'm proud to say that I only paid $6.50 for the pair. So, that makes me happy!!
Adele
keramikos
Thomas
Vynil
and
BB2
Thank you all very much for the loves and for stopping by!!
Cute bookends!
Thank you Mrstyndall!! And thank you for the love click as well.
A parliament of beautiful owls.
Thank you Karen!!
Thanks Rob for the love and for stopping by!!!
I like your owls better than my owl ....LOL
whoops here is link to my owl == https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/115077-bijan-signed-brass-desk-weight
Thanks Rose!! Your owl is pretty cool! Oh, and thanks for the love as well.
My owl is Plain Jane -- smooth -- no character LOL