They forgot the ways of wild rabbits., Richard Adams (1920–2016), Watership Down
Pair of majestic hare bookends recalling the works of French animalier Alfred Dubucand (18...
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Pair of majestic hare bookends recalling the works of French animalier Alfred Dubucand (18...
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PRODUCT DETAILS
Description
They forgot the ways of wild rabbits., Richard Adams (1920–2016), Watership Down
Pair of majestic hare bookends recalling the works of French animalier Alfred Dubucand (1828-94) and the 'madness of the March hares'. These polyresin hares have a bronze coloured finish in a classic, antique style. These hares have very detailed fur markings and are standing on their hindlegs holding propping up your books with their paws, bringing charming country house style to your home. Mark your bookshelves from A-Z with our Dubucand Hare Bookends.
Pair of majestic hare bookends recalling the works of French animalier Alfred Dubucand (1828-94) and the 'madness of the March hares'. These polyresin hares have a bronze coloured finish in a classic, antique style. These hares have very detailed fur markings and are standing on their hindlegs holding propping up your books with their paws, bringing charming country house style to your home. Mark your bookshelves from A-Z with our Dubucand Hare Bookends.
Size & Additional Information
Colour: Bronze
Polyresin
Each 23 x 15.5 x 11cm
Polyresin
Each 23 x 15.5 x 11cm
DELIVERY & RETURNS
Reviews
Overall product rating 3.7/5
By Mr Brian Thorpe
02 February 2025
Goring-by-Sea
Service Rating:
Very attractive. They arrived damaged, but your team speedily sent us a replacement.
By Mr Simon Eccles
06 December 2023
Service Rating:
The bookends were inadequately packaged and damages as already stated.
23 September 2021
Service Rating:
Different gifts for friends who love the countryside and it's wildlife
