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1950s Glass Terrier Dogs Book Ends

This vintage set features a selection of clear pressed glass sculptures produced between the 1950s and 1970s. It includes a pair of terrier dog figurines rendered upright with detailed ears and snout. Item display refined press-molded textures and clarity, emblematic of mid-century decorative trends across Western and East Asian households. These pieces reflect a design movement that blended sculptural charm with utilitarian display.

Between the 1950s and 1970s, molded glass décor experienced a resurgence due to industrial production methods that enabled clarity, symmetry, and affordability. Animal motifs and figural novelties were prized for their symbolic ties to loyalty, strength, and domestic storytelling, reflecting post-war values and emerging global design interests.