Vintage Faux Bois Ceramic Iris Bookends wooden case due to its all-wood construction

due to its all-wood construction

New Hampshire from 1880 to 1919

Die-cut Pabst Blue Ribbon advertising sign featuring a molded three-dimensional beer bottle mounted over a printed background panel

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Lithographed paper advertising sign for Butter-Nut Bread

Vintage Faux Bois Ceramic Iris Bookends wooden case due to its all-wood constructionPair of molded ceramic bookends finished in a faux bois (imitation wood) glaze, each formed as a dense cluster of iris leaves and blooms rising from a naturalistic base. The surfaces are deeply textured with veined leaves and layered petals, all finished in a warm brown glaze designed to mimic carved wood. The backs are flat and unglazed, revealing the ceramic body, while the bases retain their original metal plates for stability. One example shows a