Art Deco Ram's Head Copper Plate Bookends by Cornell Foundry c.1930 Throws & Blankets The Wartburg 353 was the

The Wartburg 353 was the creation of the former German BMW production facilities (called EMW under Soviet occupation)

where he graduated in Architecture

A wooden dowel runs through the leather on the top

Original label on the front

Art Deco Ram's Head Copper Plate Bookends by Cornell Foundry c.1930 Throws & Blankets The Wartburg 353 was theABOUT These cast Art Deco bookends of stylized ram's heads were manufactured by the Cornell Foundry in New York in the 1930s. They appear to have been made by a lost wax casting process. Marked with a copyright symbol Cornell. CREATOR Cornell Foundry. DATE OF MANUFACTURE c. 1930. MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Copper Plate over Pot Metal. CONDITION Good. Wear consistent with age and use. New felt added on the bottoms. DIMENSIONS H 5. 75 in. W 6. 25 in. D 3.