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An antique bronze vase of baluster form with a sterling silver overlay of a flowering branch
Queen Anne single chair was fashioned with great attention to detail
It is an unusual shape with a waisted top and a deeply ruffled edge
gilt and tooled leather upholstery
American H. L. Judd Company Cast Metal and Brass Owl Folding Bookslide mortar Note: Y-form hairline crack (base)DETAILS An antique expandable, telescopic bookends or book rack. The ends are cast with an owl seated on a book. LITERATURE H. L. Judd Company, New York, Catalogue No. 50, January 1913, p. 293, illustrated STYLE Arts and Crafts PATTERN MODEL 9821. Judd produced bookracks from c. 1910 30 and identified their bookends with a 9000 series model number. PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER H. L. Judd Company (New Britain, Connecticut Brooklyn, New York,