Large Vintage Acrylic Dice, In the Style of Charles Hollis Jones, Shipping Included

This pair of clear acrylic dice with large black markings are in the style of mid century bookends by iconic designer, Charles Hollis Jones. “He (Charles Hollis Jones) designed a comfortable writing chair for Tennessee Williams in 1968, received a commission for 40 tissue boxes, 40 waste baskets and many mirrors from Frank Sinatra, created furniture and accessories for Lucille Ball, Diana Ross, Dean Martin and Johnny Carson. He designed a four-poster bed for Sylvester Stallone and JLo owns his “Trelliage” coffee table. Furniture designer to the stars Charles Hollis Jones pioneered the use of acrylic and Lucite in his designs beginning the 1960s, the golden age of plastics. Born in Bloomington, Indiana in 1945, Jones began his career while still a teenager when he visited Los Angeles at the age of 16, and talked his way into a job designing retail store display furnishings for a local furniture manufacturer. He returned to Indiana and immediately after graduating from high school, relocated permanently to Los Angeles, where he continued to work for his summer employer. Six months later, he became head designer for the prestigious furniture and accessory showroom Hudson-Rissman, where he developed his first designs for acrylic and metal furnishings with invisible joints that became his trademark.” Information from incollect
I was unable to find a signature or date of manufacture on this pair that is for sale, so chances are these were a copy of his iconic design, but they are still very cool and desirable. Because of this, they are priced as “in the style of.” Dice signed by Charles Hollis Jones sell for much, much more.
Condition: There is a very small chip in one edge (on the 5 side). Also some visible scratches on both, but they still display beautifully. Each die measures approximately 3.75 x 3.75 inches. They were originally marketed as bookends, but I love them displayed on a shelf or coffee table. I am including shipping in the price of the dice, but I can only ship within the contiguous US.