Architectural Wooden Decorative Ornaments

Architectural wooden decorative post tops
This high-quality decorative work is from a piece of furniture or an interior structure rather than standalone sculptures, likely staircase newel post tops or bedpost finials
The ornate upper sections feature acanthus-style scrollwork and stylized animal or griffin-like heads, which are common for the Victorian style
The turned central section and symmetrical carving indicate craftsmanship
The paired but slightly different tops suggest they were part of a matched set
The dark patina indicates age and oxidation of the wood finish
Some minor damage via chipping but surface wear consistent with age and the pieces are overall structurally solid
Both pieces are approximately 32 cm wide, 20 cm deep and 36 cm high
The square posts are designed to display the pieces attractively.
The posts are 9 by 9 cm, 36 and 52 cm tall
Skilled hand craftmanship from late 1800s/early 1900s