These c. 1920 bookends are a beautiful example of the geometric influences that defined the Amsterdamse School movement. Known for an expressive use of shapes in both architecture and furniture, the movement often employed bold, angular forms mixed with organic curves. Crafted from solid wood, the bookends feature circular and rectilinear elements, reflecting the interplay of geometry that was central to the Amsterdamse School aesthetic. 
 
Dimensions: L 5 1/2" x W 4 1/2" H 5 1/8"