Skull Bookends

THE BLACKENED TEETH LIMITED

£45

Handmade Skull Bookends (pair) to hold books on a bookcase or free standing. The perfect Gothic Gift for book lovers. A life size replica skull that has been hand cut in half and mounted on burnt wood finished with a varnish. Please note: Natural wood patterns will vary due to the nature of wood being a natural material; each tree is different. Skull Dimensions (as a whole skull) Height: 14cm Width: 18cm Depth: 13cm Production Time: The estimated dispatch date for this product is shown below 'Add to Basket'. Shipping time follows this date - select your shipping method at checkout. When purcha

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE BLACKENED TEETH LIMITED, number 12421448. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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