Good condition, some scratches and wear.
9.5″W x 7″D x 9″H
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Pair of MAITLAND SMITH Faux Ostrich Leather Bookends
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Pair of bookends by Maitland Smith have squared bottoms with arched side supports, covered in a faux ostrich leather. Small hinged trinket boxes with gold patterned borders with gold-tone paw feet. A top finial helps open the lids to these little treasure chests.
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