Stoneware Twin Spire Bookend
This Stoneware & Co rendition of the infamous Twin Spires at Churchill Downs is an artful rendition and functioning bookend or decor piece. The Twin Spires of Churchill Downs are a recognizable landmark and symbol for not only the most famous horse race, the Kentucky Derby, but also Louisville itself. Constructed in 1895, the Twin Spires were the creation of a 24-year-old draftsman, Joseph Dominic Baldez. The hexagonal spires exemplify late 19th century architecture, in which symmetry and balance took precedence over functional.
This Stoneware rendition, with a green roof, includes a single spire as a bookend with the words “Run for the Roses” debossed on the sides.
- Single Bookend
- Authentic Stoneware & Co Piece
- Locally Made & Sourced
- Produced in Small Batches
- Dimensions: 5.5” x 7” x 11.5”
Original: $109.00
-65%$109.00
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This Stoneware & Co rendition of the infamous Twin Spires at Churchill Downs is an artful rendition and functioning bookend or decor piece. The Twin Spires of Churchill Downs are a recognizable landmark and symbol for not only the most famous horse race, the Kentucky Derby, but also Louisville itself. Constructed in 1895, the Twin Spires were the creation of a 24-year-old draftsman, Joseph Dominic Baldez. The hexagonal spires exemplify late 19th century architecture, in which symmetry and balance took precedence over functional.
This Stoneware rendition, with a green roof, includes a single spire as a bookend with the words “Run for the Roses” debossed on the sides.
- Single Bookend
- Authentic Stoneware & Co Piece
- Locally Made & Sourced
- Produced in Small Batches
- Dimensions: 5.5” x 7” x 11.5”
