Presented here are a wonderful pair of vintage decorative siroco bookends. Siroco is called the "poor man's wood". It made it's appearance shortly after the start of the Great Depression in 1929 and continued into the thirties. The most popular, were motifs such as this set, dogs (usually scotties), birds, horses, flowers, and boats. The companies specialized in bookends, tie racks, ash trays, cigarette boxes, and dresser trays for men's keys and change. These pieces were generally brown and on occasion white. Presented here is a set that has been gently distressed white, to fit in beautifully with your Country French, Shabby Chic, or Romantic Floral room. These bookends measure 5" wide x 6" tall. To order, please click on the blue "ADD TO CART" button at top right. For additional information or questions you may email me at apdja11@comcast.net, or call 530-676-5855. Enjoy continued shopping on the links below! When finished shopping, be sure to visit my Blog at www.aplaceofdistinction.blogspot.com which may be accessed from any item page, here below description! "Click on any of the links below to view full Gallery selections" VIEW MY VINTAGE HOME AND GARDEN GALLERY! VIEW MY VINTAGE JULIANA JEWELRY GALLERY! VIEW MY VINTAGE BRACELETS GALLERY! VIEW MY VINTAGE BROOCHES & PINS GALLERY! VIEW MY VINTAGE BROOCH SETS GALLERY! VIEW MY VINTAGE EARRINGS GALLERY! VIEW MY VINTAGE NECKLACE GALLERY! VIEW MY VINTAGE NECKLACE SETS GALLERY
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