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A pair of carved oak bookends in the manner of Mouseman and the Yorkshire Critters - in fumed finish, one carved with a pair of woodpeckers on a surface imitating bark, the other with a stoat hunting two rabbits on an adzed surface, 16cm high.* The woodpecker bookend has a small shrinkage split to the lower edge of the right hand side (approx. 1.5in) and a couple of tiny pale water marks just above the base. The other bookend has a larger shrinkage crack to the uncarved left hand side (extending from the base to approx. 1.5in from the top. In good condition overall with no damage to the carving and a good even colour and polish in general throughout.

Bookend in marble and gilded bronze Italy, 20th centurydepicting a sphinx18x18x6,5 cm.

Bookend in marble and gilded bronze Italy, 20th centurydepicting a sphinx18x18x6,5 cm.

A selection of carved elephants; African busts; Mexican bandits; owl bookend; Hummel figures; bible etc.

Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson carved oak bookend, 15cm high

A pair of Italian mid century porcelain faience - majolica style bookends of floral encrusted design. Colourful flowers raised on foliate bases. Each stamped with Made in Italy to underside. Occasional chips to ceramic commensurate with age.Each bookend measures approx. 15cm x 13cm x 8cm.

Foozled glazed stoneware bookend modeled by J. B. Harding. The term foozle means to botch or bungle, particularly in golf, where it refers to a badly executed shot. This bookend humorously captures a frustrated golfer who has sliced his shot so badly that he cannot even find his ball. Designed as part of a pair with the Fed Up bookend. This piece is a fantastic example of Royal Doulton’s early craftsmanship and storytelling through ceramic art. Impressed Doulton Lambeth to bottom base. Artist monogram.Artist: J. B. Harding Issued: Circa 1900Dimensions: 5.25"H x 2.75"L x 3"WCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Royal Doulton Mr Pickwick bookend, mounted onto wooden plinth, 15.5cm tall. In good condition with no obvious damage or restoration.

A rare Hungarian Herend ceramic skull bookend, no obvious damage or restoration . This lot cannot be posted

A collection of glassware, comprising: a cut-glass claret jug with silver plated mount, 33cms; an early 20th Century wine glass, with engraved floral decoration on facet cut stem; three 19th Century glasses; and a Lalique style bookend; together with a silver plated candlestick. (7)

A pair of Lalique crystal bookends shaped as sparrows. Each bookend features a detailed representation of a sparrow with its wings raised, perched on a rounded base. The design showcases a combination of frosted and clear crystal, highlighting the intricate feather detailing and lifelike form. Signed 'Lalique France' on the base.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 6.25"HCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

Royal Doulton, Stan Laurel D7119 and Oliver Hardy Bookends. Notably both bookend have the Stan Laurel backstamp. (2)

A pair of Mini Cooper Rally bookend money bank, h13.5cm, sold together a Mini Cooper radio control high drive, Mini Cooper mugs, Mini Cooper clock ect, (11)

Assorted treen, 20th century wooden boxes, a pierced folding bookend, a teak two-handled tray, various carved wooden animals and a wicker basket 

Folio society - Tolkien, J R R "The Lord of the Rings", 3 vols within original slip case, Folio Society 1977, green and gold patterned boards with pictorial pastedowns to each volume and other volumes to include Ingelow, Jean "Poems", illustrations engraved by the Brothers Dalziel, Longmans Green, Reader & Dyer 1867, blue full pictorial gilt cloth, Puffin Storybook, Grimms Fairytales, Pan Publications Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, "Little Women", pictorial boards, "Poems of Childhood by Eugene Field", illustrated by Maxwell Parrish, pictorial front board, pastedown is worn and scratched, catalogue "Art of Our Time, the Saachi Collection at the Royal Scottish Academy", Beleck, Paul "Picasso" 1881-1973, published in 1976, 2nd impression, d-w and other volumes and a brass doorstop/half of a bookend (1 box) 

A 19th century Tunbridge ware extending folding bookcase, rosewood and specimen wood decoration with castle decoration to one end and two stags to the other, 16 by 16 by 33cm long when closed, plus a similar single bookend, with castle design, 16 by 16cm. (2)

A Royal Doulton figure, Delight, HN1773;  another, Sweet Anne, HN1330;   a Royal Doulton and alabster bookend;    a pair of Mintons Sevres style plates, c.1850

TWO BOXES OF VINTAGE SPORTING EPHEMERA, to include Guiness Advertising material, a Toucan, ashtray, bookend, bottle openers, 'miniatures' beermats tiepins and a tie, the Sports items include vintage Rosettes, a cricket ball, miniature boxing gloves, shinpads, hand dexterity games, programmes and books (2 boxes)

A Lalique 'Ricquewihr' vase in the Art Deco style with stained glass bands, postwar, after the original design by Rene Lalique, 12.5 cm high, together with a Lalique Hirondelles Serre bookend, modelled as a swallow, 16 cm high, and Lalique marked bottle for Glenturret Triple Wood Malt Whisky (lacking contents), 25.5 cm with stopper.Qty: 3

A PAIR OF CLARECRAFT DISCWORLD BOOKENDS, comprising Rincewind Bookend DW11 and Death Bookend DW12, with tent cards, height 14cm (2 + 2 tent cards) (Condition Report: generally ok, shallow chip/rough area on the tip of Rincewind's nose, dusty)

A GROUP OF FOUR BOXED CLARECRAFT DISCWORLD COLLECTABLES to include 'The Librarian Bookend' DW14, 'The Librarian Asleep' DW124, a collector's edition 'The Ankh-Morpork Handshake' DWC159, and 'Arch Chancellor In The Bath' DW158, (4) (Condition Report: DW124 has no tent card, replica tent cards for DWC159 and DW158, no obvious damage, knocks to boxes)

Pair of Art Deco style bookends Modelled with facing greyhounds on marble plinths, 24.5cm high approx overall, each bookend approx 18.5cm deep (2) With overall signs of wear and some marks. Green baize has been applied to the base of each which has started to peel off. Minor losses to edges and corners in places. Greyhounds are slightly wobbly on the plinths but are well fixed.

COMPTON POTTERS' ART GUILD 'ST. GEORGE' FIGURE, CIRCA 1910 impressed seal mark, tempera on plaster, 30.2cm high (12in high); together with a ‘ST GEORGE’ BOOKEND, tempera on plaster, 18cm high, 20.5cm wide (7in high, 8in wide); and a FIGURAL PLAQUE OF ST. GEORGE, impressed seal mark, tempera on plaster, 18cm x 10.7cm (7in x 4 ¼in) (3)

Poole Pottery 'Knight' bookend, shape no. 835, designed by Harold Brownsword, designed 1928-30, decorated in a buff glaze with black and brown highlights, impressed Carter, Stabler Adams mark, 21.5cm high

A bronzed figural bookend and a carved Chinese hardstone disc on hardwood stand, the pig or boar 14.5cm high (3)

David Evans - Henry Richards Tile Co - An Art Deco Bookend circa 1920, modelled as a child in armour on seated mule, on chamfered rectangular base, stone glazed, impressed marks to base, height 19.5cm.

Bronzed Elephant Bookend, Japanese Porcelain Vase and a Victorian Pottery Jug

After Max le Verrier (1891-1973), a patinated metal bookend on marble base, 19cm. Condition - fair to good

Anissa Kermiche Happy Bookend, white textured figure. Height 23cm

This charming porcelain bookend from Coalport's 2003 The Snowman series features the iconic Snowman and James, capturing a scene from the beloved story. The piece is hand-painted with vibrant colors and is mounted on a wooden base. The base is stamped with The Snowman, Coalport Characters, © S. Est. 2003, confirming its authenticity. This collectible comes with its original, colorful Coalport box.Issued: 2003Dimensions: 5.5"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear.

Devonian Period, circa 400 million years B.P. Comprising two quadrilateral bookend carved from fossiliferous stone, each set with a large Goniatite sp. specimen on a textured background. 3.47 kg total, 16 cm each (6 1/4 in.). [2, No Reserve] From Atlas Mountains, Morocco, North Africa. From a Cambridgeshire, UK, collection.

A finely crafted pair of vintage cast iron bookends featuring an intricate openwork design of falcons perched on branches. These striking bookends showcase a detailed silhouette of the majestic birds, emphasizing their powerful beaks and layered feather patterns. Made of solid cast iron, they have a rich patina indicative of age and craftsmanship. Each bookend is designed with a sturdy hinged base, allowing for slight flexibility in positioning. The bases feature ornate scrollwork, adding an extra decorative touch. These bookends not only serve as functional supports for books but also stand as an artistic display of vintage metalwork. A fantastic addition to any library, office, or collector of avian-themed decor and vintage bookends.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 7.75"HCondition: Age related wear.

Robert Mouseman Thompson (1876-1955): A Pair of English Oak Single Mouse Bookends, each with a large carved mouse trademark,15.5cm highOne bookend has some small dents to the edges and a nick to the top back corner. Old repair/patch/lighter on rear end of one mouse. See extra images.

A bronzed metal figure, King Thutmosis III as a sphinx, after the Egyptian, rectangular base, 26cm long; a Regency style silver plated pitcher, by Walker & Hall, a composite cast of the Egyptian God Horus; others including a King Kahfre bookend, figural column, obelisk, plaque, etc (qty)

This enchanting bookend is reminiscent of Fostoria glass. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 5.5"L x 3"W x 7.75"HCondition: Age related wear.

Four Royal Doulton limited edition Bunnykins Toby Jugs, comprising Toy Soldier, Witching-Time, Fortune Teller and Party-Time, each from an edition of 1,500 and boxed with certificates, together with a group of other Royal Doulton Bunnykins items, comprising Storytime bookend, Family Time Quartz timepiece, Shooting For The Stars money box, time limited to the year 2002 Sandcastle money box, with certificate, limited edition Chocs Away, with certificate, limited edition Bath Night, with certificate and base, Little Stocking Filler, with certificate, Footprints In The Snow snowglobe and All Dressed Up trinket dish and cover, each boxed.

Three Clarecraft Terry Pratchett's disk world models, Rincewind bookend, DW11 and Laddie and Gaspode, DWE16 and Captain Vimes, DW54, with original boxes

Clarecraft Terry Pratchett's disk world model, The luggage bookend, DW13, with original box

Set of three clear glass owl bookends by Blenko, known for their handcrafted glass artistry. These mid-century modern pieces feature a textured body with large, expressive eyes and a smooth back, showcasing the brand's signature style. Each piece is crafted with thick, high-quality glass, offering both functional and decorative appeal. A sticker on one bookend verifies its Blenko origin. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 7"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear. Small base chip on one owl.

A quantity of collectors' items including standard balance scales, a pair of F J Thornton & Co Ltd Viking scales, microscope slide stand, Eastern style silver inlaid hat stand, height 32cm, small alabaster bust of young girl, height 14cm, two camera lenses, a cased Ultra lens, plaster bookend modelled as a bull dog, empty jewellery boxes and a piranha mounted to an acrylic wall hanging plaque, measurements of plaque 24 x 16.5cm.

Marble bookend with bronze statue of a squirrel, 29 cm high

Marble bookend with bronze dove, 26 cm high

2 boxes various consisting of coromandel part of bookend, plastic table lamp, plaster monkey with unclear signature, 2 porcelain jugs including Frans, earthenware vase de Zwing Noordwijk, de Vier Paddestoelen, Jan van de Vaart Makkum, blue glazed roller vase and vase with 4 ears

Pair of Bronze figural marble bookends depicting chinese children students plus a single brass boat bookend.

Erik Höglund for Boda, a mid Century Scandinavian glass bookend, modelled as a seated figure with arms crossed, height 16cm, together with a figural paperweight, tapered block form with primitive moulding, engraved marks H1276, and two Scandinavian glass primitive mask paperweights. (4)

Boxes and objects - graduated set of 3 small copper haystack jugs, WWI brass Trench Art including; shell case, Ashtrays; 19th century bookend, book trough etc

A pair of 20th century heavy plaster bookends in the form of cherubs, along with two plaster book ends / doorstops with central Regency style cartouche. Each cherub bookend depicted reading a book, stamped to underside Artisco. The doorstops each in black, red and gilt, featuring central cherub portrait cartouche.Cherubs measure approx. 26cm tall.

A pair of vintage Corbels (Wall brackets) & A pair of 1930s bookend cherubs reading books

A Beswick bookend - modelled as Scottie dogs with a green graduated marbled finish, 16cm high.

A boxed Coalport bookend 'The Snowman'

A quantity of brass and copper including Joseph Sankey & Sons crumb tray and brush, 'Duke of Wellington' bookend, weights etc.

Bronze with marble bookend. Owl sitting on a pile of books. 21st century. Dimensions: 23 x 14 x 14 cm. In good condition.

Antique terracotta bookend with owl. Marked BPW 1936. Dimensions: 22 x 14 x 11 cm. In good condition.

An exquisite pair of sculptural bookends crafted from a milky-hued stone, featuring intricately carved tribal indigenous figures. Each bookend measures: 3.5"L x 2"W x 6.75"H. Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

A pair of vintage Corbels (Wall brackets) & A pair of 1930s bookend cherubs reading books

Two items made from salvaged ships timbers, a teak bookend, with plaque From the Teak from HMS Iron Duke Admiral Jellicoe Flagship Jutland 1916, and a match holder and ashtray from The Iron Duke. (2)

Two black and white penguins stand on orange books labeled Best Wishes atop wooden bases, each featuring a matching penguin logo. Dimensions of the largest item: 4"L x 3.5"W x 6.75"H. Dimensions: See DescriptionManufacturer: Royal DoultonCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear. One penguin of the set is loose from the bookend base.

A Goldscheider wall plaque, two Ernst Wahliss bookend figures and a cup and saucer

This enchanting bookend is reminiscent of Fostoria glass. Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 5.5"L x 3"W x 7.75"HCondition: Age related wear. As is. Some scratches.

A selection of various wares comprising of a teapot with gold and floral detailing, a Wedgwood plate with floral and gold detailing (l. 25cm x w. 17 cm), a coronation commemorative plate of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra (23 x 20 cm), two Crown Devon green teacups and saucers, a blue bowl with floral detail (d. 23 cm), a studio potttery blue glazed bookend/paperweight with boy with a ball detail (9)