Pair of Alva Museum Replicas Bronze-Toned Plaster Bookends

Item Details

A pair of bronze-toned, plaster molded lion form bookends by Alva Museum Replicas, produced in 1980. The lions are inspired by the stately lion statues by Edward Kemeys (American, 1843-1907) that flank the museum entrance at the Chicago Institute of Art. The lions appear on wood stands and are marked to the tail ends as ‘80 Alva.’

EBTH certifies this item is from the private collection of personal property formerly owned by Dr. Robert H. Schuller.

Condition

- some chips and marks to the bronze patina revealing the white plaster base.

Dimensions

Item #

17DCC067-027