Twelve Tiffany Bookmarks (Dover Bookmarks) Paperback – April 29, 1999

I originally came across these when I was trying to get my total up to reach the free shipping mark. I was looking for just any bookmark, but then saw these. For the price of less than one thick, fancy bookmark, I got twelve beautiful ones. Sure they're thinner, but I actually think many bookmarks are too thick so they end up falling out of the book, and I had been trying to find thinner ones for a while, but didn't even know if they existed. Of course, I wouldn't recommend these for unusually thick books, like dictionaries, art books, hardcovers with a whole lot of pages, etc. But for your average book, they do. You could always glue two together, to make one thicker one (have one picture on the back, one on the front), or laminate them, etc. to extend the use. But they've been good for me as is. I also got the Degas ones which are great too. Plan on getting some more too. As for the actual pictures, the quality is pretty good. I noticed a review or two complaining of the colors, but I don't find that so. They definitely aren't dull, and are somewhat bright. Sure, they're not ALL my favorites of Tiffany's works, but they're all nice enough, especially for the price, and there are some really beautiful ones in there.

The Tiffany Bookmarks from Dover are lovely, friendly, simple bookmarks available at a good price. They are particularly useful if you want to mark many pages in many books.

Here are even MORE bookmarks from the Dover series and these are very nice too. Like the others, they are about 2"x6", printed on heavy coated stock, and neatly and easily separate from the perforated pages. Each bookmark has what may be a watercolor painting that duplicates a section of Tiffany stained glass and the artist may be Connie Clough Eaton, but unfortunately there is no detail in the description.These are attractive and colorful bookmarks just like the others in the Dover series. They'll make a nice little additional gift when you give a book to someone or even make a nice, handy gift for yourself. I always have a book of these lying around the house so they are always handy.

These bookmarks are so beautiful.

Like most of the reviewers, I bought these bookmarks to qualify for free shipping. For $1.50 I got 12 pretty bookmarks. 12! That's a pretty sweet deal if you ask me. Sure, they are perforated but a paper cutter or a ruler and scissors will fix that issue pretty quick. The bookmarks are printed on card stock and will hold up better than the usual receipt or sticky note that I typically use. I plan to purchase more for stocking gifts.

A bit too glittery and shiny. Almost can't make out what the image is. Not going to use these.

These are thick card-board bookmarks with perforated edges and a glossy finish. They make a useful bookmark, and the art design on them is lovely. The whole book is nice as itself for a gift or giving out one or more at a time for various occasions. It's nice to send a little bookmark (like one from the booklet, as it has 12) along with a greeting card to friends and family; makes a nice gesture.

I misread, thought these were to be colored in but came printed. They're rather tacky looking, don't know why anyone would use. They are pretty, though. Maybe cut off the edges and laminate?