Beautiful pair of antique Native American archer bookends, believed to be a Weidlich Brothers design dating to the 1920s.These stunning bookends feature an intricately detailed scene of a Native American man teaching a young boy to shoot a bow and arrow. The raised-relief design captures a beautiful moment of mentorship and tradition.Crafted from substantial cast metal with a rich, aged bronze patina, these bookends have wonderful vintage character and impressive weight.Details:* Maker: Attributed to Weidlich Brothers
* Era: Circa 1920s (estimated)
* Material: Described as solid cast bronze at estate sale; unverified
* Height: Approximately 5 inches each
* Weight: Approximately 3 lbs each (6 lbs total)
* Design: Native American archer and child
* Condition: Good antique condition with natural patina, oxidation, and surface wear consistent with age
* Markings: Unmarked
* Includes: Matching pair of bookendsPerfect for collectors of antique bookends, Western Americana, Native American-inspired artwork, or unique vintage home décor.These substantial bookends would make a beautiful addition to a library, office, bookshelf, or curated antique collection.
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