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Two book ends made from Chinese wooden deocrative ornaments, early 20th Century.

Two book ends made from Chinese wooden deocrative ornaments, early 20th Century.

Two book ends made from Chinese wooden deocrative ornaments, early 20th Century.

Two book ends made from Chinese wooden deocrative ornaments, early 20th Century.

Two book ends made from Chinese wooden deocrative ornaments, early 20th Century.

Two book ends made from Chinese wooden deocrative ornaments, early 20th Century.

Two book ends made from Chinese wooden deocrative ornaments, early 20th Century.

Two book ends made from Chinese wooden deocrative ornaments, early 20th Century.

Two book ends made from Chinese wooden deocrative ornaments, early 20th Century.

Two book ends made from Chinese wooden deocrative ornaments, early 20th Century.

Two book ends made from Chinese wooden deocrative ornaments, early 20th Century.

Two book ends made from Chinese wooden deocrative ornaments, early 20th Century.

Two book ends made from Chinese wooden deocrative ornaments, early 20th Century.

Two book ends made from Chinese wooden deocrative ornaments, early 20th Century.

Two book ends made from Chinese wooden deocrative ornaments, early 20th Century.

Two book ends made from Chinese wooden deocrative ornaments, early 20th Century.

Height 18.5 cm.

Wear to gilding.

Provenance

From the Collection of Elsa (1910-2003) and Cyril Holm (1894 – 1960), Stockholm. The couple shared a passion for art, Chinese antiques and philosophy, they were active in creating their collection and decorating their villa in Danderyd up until 1960. Thence by descent.

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