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Mid Century Library of Congress Owl Bookends, Art Deco Style

Mid Century Library of Congress Owl Bookends, Art Deco Style

Pair of rare owl bookends , each hard plaster with impressed seal mark on the reverse reading Library of Congress and nice detail. They have a great Art Deco look and this is a smaller version ...

$$$$$ · Indexed March 25, 2024 ·

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History
  • The design of owl bookends might reflect the influence of Art Deco style, which was prominent in the early to mid-20th century and is characterized by bold geometric shapes and decorative motifs.
  • The connection to the Library of Congress gives these items historical significance, as they represent a piece of American cultural heritage tied to a respected institution.
  • Sculptor Lee Lawrie, known for his contributions to public art, lends a notable artistic pedigree to the design, which may appeal to collectors of historical artifacts.

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