A beautiful set of bookends Buckingham Palace Gates presenting the main gate of the royal residence of the monarch of the United Kingdom. The main gate of the palace was designed by Sir Aston Webb between 1900-1901.
Features
Cut from high-quality steel, bookends offer excellent rigidity for holding library books as well as certain intermediate-sized works.
Perfect self-locking stability is ensured by the weight of the books on the bookend's inner tongue and thanks to non-slip silicone glides attached to the underside of the base.
The paint finish is matte. The black color allows the bookends to match a wide range of interior decorations.
The powder-coating process used for painting provides a high-quality coating.
The protection of furniture and shelves against scratches is ensured by the quality of the glides.
The steel material used in the manufacture of the bookends offers ideal strength and longevity with no risk of degradation.
Metal decoration that benefits from the precision advantages of an industrial laser-cutting machine suited to the manufacture of finely cut interior decorations for small production runs.
The creative process from initial sketches to final manufacture is fully handled by us.
Lot of two units.
Buckingham Palace: Royal Residence and Symbol of the British Monarchy
Buckingham Palace is one of the most iconic royal residences in the world and the official headquarters of the British monarchy in London. Located in the heart of the British capital, the palace is a symbol of royalty and a major tourist attraction. Construction of the palace began in 1703 under the direction of architect John Nash, although alterations and additions were made over the years. It is neoclassical in style and has an impressive white stone facade. The palace is best known for the Changing of the Guard, a spectacular military ceremony that takes place in front of its gates. It is also home to the famous Queen's Gallery, which displays part of the valuable royal collection. Inside, Buckingham Palace has more than 775 rooms, including 19 state rooms. The Throne Room, the Music Room and the Blue Gallery are some of the most notable rooms, used for official receptions and state ceremonies. The palace is primarily used by the British monarchy for official functions, diplomatic receptions and state events. However, it is also open to the public during certain times of the year, giving visitors the opportunity to learn about its fascinating history and architecture.
Buckingham Palace is inseparable from the British royal family and its history, and it continues to be a place of great importance to the monarchy, government and the British nation.
Environmental Protection
The bookends are cut from recycled steel sheets and upcycled steel. Steel is a 100% recyclable material.
The painting technique uses pigments that contain no solvents or similar substances. The pigments are applied through an electrostatic deposition process and then fixed by passing through an oven heated to around 280°C.
The cardboard and paper used for packaging are made from fully recyclable natural products.
Metal wall bookend - Quality fabrication Made in EU.
