Bookends Sculpture of Lions Pair

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Offering a pair of verdigris and gold leaf "book-matching" lion sculptures, circa mid 20th Century. These amazing lions are made … Read more Offering a pair of verdigris and gold leaf "book-matching" lion sculptures, circa mid 20th Century. These amazing lions are made of composite resin and have been gold leafed on the rectangular plinth and have a gorgeous verdigris finish on the lions.

Keep in mind, these sculptures are made completely of composite resin and were faux-finished to represent an aged verdigris bronze patina with an aged gold leaf rectangular base. Their intentional aging was done during manufacturing and over the years the patina has only increased in beauty.

They are both signed on the bottom with an oval label: Bullock's.

EXCELLENT VINTAGE CONDITION. No flaws whatsoever.

A perfect set of sculptures to place on a mantlepiece, console table or library bookshelf.

SIZE:
10" wide
5.75" deep
10" high
(Nice impressive size)

THIS ITEM WILL BE DOUBLE BOXED TO ENSURE SAFE ARRIVAL.

BULLOCK'S DEPARTMENT STORE HISTORY:
Bullock's was a prestigious department store chain that operated from 1907 to 1995, primarily in California. It was known for its high-end merchandise, elegant store designs, and exceptional customer service. The flagship location was the original Bullock's store opened in downtown Los Angeles at Seventh and Broadway, quickly becoming a retail landmark. Although, Bullock's Wilshire opened in 1929 and this luxury branch was an Art Deco masterpiece, catering to elite clientele. Bullock's was more than just a department store, it was a symbol of sophistication and style, shaping retail culture in the mid-20th century. Bullock's carried a selection of home accessories, particularly in its flagship stores and upscale locations like Bullock's Wilshire. Shoppers could find fine China, decorative objects, and elegant furniture pieces. The store was known for its high-end aesthetic, often featuring exclusive brands and designer collaborations. Bullock's Wilshire, in particular, had a reputation for curating sophisticated home décor, reflecting the Art Deco elegance of its surroundings. See less