Pair of Copper and Brass Ring Bookends by Walter von Nessen for Chase USA

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Pair of Copper and Brass Ring Bookends by Walter von Nessen for Chase USAPair of brass and copper art deco machine age bookends by Walter von Nessen for Chase, c. 1930s, USA. The pair of bookends feature two circles, one larger in a patinated satin copper and the second smaller, brass. The circles rest on a brass base with two sphere feet at each side of the circle. The Chase Brass and Copper Company of Waterbury, Connecticut, was founded in 1876, and for most of its existence produced industrial metal parts. During the

table: 48” diameter x 28

leather had been professionally cleaned and conditioned

9" diameter x 13" height

this series of globe lamps - known as the “Figuration” line - were actually designed by Eva Renée Nele for German-Swiss lighting manufacturer Temde Leuchten

25" depth x 30

chairs: 21

brass carries an age-appropriate patina and shows some wear at the basin

Studio ceramic glazed bud vase with tan and brown glaze

woven cane seat and seat back and cane wrapped armrests

Sectional as pictured: 116" width x 116" depth x 25" height

The piece can be used as a small catch all or ashtray

The interior of the vase showcases speckled cream glaze

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