On offer is a striking pair of hand-carved wood bookends from Siam (modern-day Thailand), dating to the early 20th century. Richly detailed and full of cultural character, these bookends are carved in an architectural style, evoking temple façades with mythical guardians, tiered roofs, and ornate flourishes.

Together, they measure approx. 9 inches wide and stand 8.5 inches tall — making them not just functional supports, but also powerful decorative accents. They remain in good condition, with some small chips and surface wear consistent with age and use.

📌 Key Features:

✅ Pair of hand-carved hardwood bookends – from Siam (Thailand)

✅ Detailed architectural and mythological carving

✅ Height: approx. 8.5 inches

✅ Width (together): approx. 9 inches

✅ Early 20th century – c.1900–1940

✅ Condition: Good vintage condition – minor chips and wear present

✅ Highly collectible and decorative

💡 Styling Tip:
Use as statement bookends on a shelf of art or travel books, or display together as a sculptural centerpiece on a console or mantel for a touch of global heritage.

🎁 Perfect For:
✔️ Collectors of Asian or Siamese decorative arts
✔️ Lovers of hand-carved wood objects
✔️ Cultural interior styling with global flair
✔️ Unique gifts for readers, historians, or travelers

🔍 Provenance / Maker Notes:
These pieces reflect traditional Thai woodworking and storytelling, likely carved for the export or travel market during the early 20th century. The use of temple-inspired forms and guardian motifs ties them closely to Thai architecture and spiritual symbolism.

📦 Shipping & International Buyers:
We ship worldwide with tracked and insured options. Shipping costs are shown clearly at checkout — no hidden fees. Items are carefully packaged to ensure safe delivery.

This is more than a pair of bookends — it’s a cultural statement in carved form, blending utility and artistry. Bold, rare, and full of character.

📌 Don’t miss the chance to add these distinctive Siamese carvings to your home or collection.