Antique Wood Corbels, Lot of TWO, Architectural Salvage Wall Hanging Shelf

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Antique Wood Corbels, Lot of TWO, Architectural Salvage Wall Hanging Shelf:
$99.99

A previous owner has added hardware to the back of each of these so they could be hung and used as shelves, perhaps over a fireplace. I think they would look great supporting a mantle above a fireplace!. They have some bumps and bruises but really are in good condition for their age. Hand-carved and very eye-catching.
About 7 1/2\" tall. Top plate is 5 7/8\" wide by 4 1/2\" deep.
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