Tag: Bookends (23) | Newest
This set of possibly friendly bedsheet-wearing ghosts looks like they're floating around the books on your bookshelf trying to hold them upright.
This fun bookend is one of the more dramatic ways to support books as it gives the illusion that they're falling over on a terrified little silhouette of a man.
Foregoing traditional straight shelves to place books, this curvy metal wall bookshelf twists itself into a spiral of double-take-inducing literature storage.
These heavy duty bookends are made in the USA from authentic salvaged sections of steel short line railroad tracks that are over a century old.
These bookends may look like giant nuggets of gold freshly pulled from a deep mine, but they're actually 100% solid aluminum with a realistic gold finish.
This out of this world tiny book nook depicts the iconic illuminated hallway of a rather famous movie spaceship prior to an epic laser blast fight.
An elegant little bookshelf / bookend lamp handmade from a solid piece of white marble, a swan neck, antique brass candle arm, and a colorful lampshade.
A creepy book stand made up of realistic witch hands that are perfect for holding open grimoires, spell books, a Book of Shadows, the Necronomicon, and more.
Give all of your Stephen King books, self-help books on alcoholism and writer's block, or even horror movies on the shelf some pleasant company when you keep... Read More
These hefty doorstops are crafted from hand-polished tapered marble with naturally occurring swirls of grey and have oversized leather loops on top for handles.
A set of two rustic bookends crafted from reclaimed teak root in Indonesia.
Bookends crafted from the reclaimed railroad tracks of the former elevated High Line railway in New York City that has now been transformed into a cool elevated... Read More
These apocalyptic metal bookends depict a full blown alien invasion complete with death ray firing flying saucers, cow abductions, and humans running for their... Read More
These fun bookends make it seem like an archer has sunk an arrow clean through your books, obviously causing blood to flow from the paper wound, but actually... Read More
Bookends that create the illusion that a deadly ninja warrior has impaled a katana sword through your ancient bound-paper literature.
If you've always wondered what gourds are actually good for, decorative doorstops of course!
A unique reimagining of the boring old tissue box into a space-saving geometrical sculpture that lets you pull tissues out from both sides while allowing it... Read More
Bookends that look exactly like a test subject going through a portal on one side and out the portal on the other.
It may look as if two magic floating arrows are holding the books up, but there's actually a metal holder hidden in the last book cover and a magnet inside the... Read More
These whimsically fun handmade leather animal figures are filled with iron sand and make great weighted bookends, doorstops and paperweights.
