EXCLUSIVE TO UNIQUE BRITISH GIFTS
A pair of individually handcrafted ancient English oak and resin bookends, lined on the inner face and base with tan English leather, designed in a Church Window style to mirror their origins.
The oak used to create these Bookends was reclaimed from the Bell Tower of All Saints' Church, Leighton Buzzard, which was completed around 1280. The oak itself probably dates back somewhere between 1,000 and 2,000 years.
[ Learn More ]The Bookends feature their own Roseline that inextricably ties together the start of the centuries old quest for the Holy Grail with the product's oak that bore witness to the very time the quest began.
There is only 150 kilos of this fire damaged oak remaining, making our Roseline Collection genuinely unique and finite. Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a real piece of ancient British history.
Each pair of Roseline Bookends comes with a Certificate of Provenance to authenticate the piece's historic origins.
Please note: each item we sell is individually handmade from different pieces of this historic reclaimed Oak. As such, the actual shape and colour of your product may vary slightly from the image shown.
