Neoclassic Expanding Bookends

Vintage carved wood elephants expanding bookends. Beautiful carved wood book holder that expands to hold more books. Beautiful vintage han...

Wonderful pair of neoclassical bookends. Roman soldiers with raised swords atop rearing horses. Gilt metal figures mounted on black marble base. Horseshoe stops.

This is a nice pair of plaster cast bookends. They're cast in the shape of lions resting on stands reminiscent of of Neoclassical design.

Pair of Italian Neoclassical gilt lion bookends.

Pair of solid yeso ceramic bookends , stamped with MMA logo circa 1980's nice condition.

Set of Neoclassical marble classic style column bookends, Italy circa 1960's. Great set to add to a formal or informal library office setting.

Expandable Book shelf hand carved teak wood book Bookends from India, circa 1950s. Book holder from India intricately hand carved teak wood book rack holder and will expands to 20 inches. Vintage wooden leaf book rack. Boho style carved wood expandable book holder from India. It features beautiful hand carving of leaves and flowers throughout. Great, solid condition, easy to store flat when not in use. Perfect addition to any desk, bookshelf, or nursery. Expandable and collapsible, bottom slides out to hold lots of books...

This is a pair of museum quality plaster cast lion bookends by Alva.

Vintage pair of bookends feature finely sculpted elongated dolphins with their tails playfully raised in the air. Highly detailed handmade figurines, combining function and decoration, can be used as paperweights or sculptures, enhancing a shelf or table decor with their elegant, attractive forms. The dolphins are signed on the bottoms with the foundry stamps, F. Abela & Sons, and Maltese crosses; please note the slight variations in the marks as shown in pictures. The bookends are in very good vintage condition with beautiful, age-appropriate patina. We are offering 2 pairs of the bookends, sold separately, at the time of the listing. Malta is an island state, located on the archipelago of three small islands in the Mediterranean Sea near Italy. Malta became part of the British Empire in the early 1800s, and one of the favorite tourist spots as early as in the 18th and 19th centuries. Dolphin door handles...

Pair of stunning tall faux ivoire neoclassical obelisks. Edited design with each obelisk having a single pair of gilt marguerite flowers for ornamentation. The tip of each obelisk h...