Antique Golf-Themed "Profanity" Bookends by Connecticut Foundry Co. Western Exhibits minor signs of wear

Exhibits minor signs of wear including smaltz and paint loss and some scuffs

The drawers are labeled and would have contained a number of different specimens

Constructed from dense tropical hardwood-likely teak or rosewood-it exhibits the clean lines and restrained detailing typical of British Colonial furniture crafted in India or Sri Lanka during the late 19th century

Constructed entirely of solid wood and fitted with mismatched porcelain knobs

AF - C-8314 - 120424

Antique Golf-Themed "Profanity" Bookends by Connecticut Foundry Co. Western Exhibits minor signs of wearc. 1928; Connecticut Foundry Co. Rocky Hill, CT Pair of solid brass bookends featuring a humorous relief of a frustrated golfer beneath a glaring sun, captioned "Profanity." Produced by the Connecticut Foundry Co. an American firm active in the early 20th century known for its cast metal novelties, art deco accessories, and figural bookends this set combines functionality with satire. Each bookend is bordered in an Art Deco geometric edge, framing the