<?php

$links = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT * FROM $wpdb->links ORDER BY link_name ASC");

echo "<table border='0' class='linktable'>";

foreach ($links as $link) {

$linkurl=$link->link_url;
$linkdesc=$link->link_description;
$linkname=$link->link_name;
$linkimage=$link->link_image;
$linknotes=$link->link_notes;

echo "<tr><td><a href='$linkurl' target='_blank'><img src='$linkimage' alt='$linkurl' border='0' class='linkimg'></a></td>";
echo "<td valign='top' class='link-desc'><h5>$linkname</h5>";
echo "<div class='link-description'>$linkdesc </div></td></tr>";
}
echo "</table>";
?>

<?php
$links = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT * FROM $wpdb->links ORDER BY link_name ASC");

echo "<table border='0' class='linktable'>";
										foreach ($links as $link) {
									$linkurl=$link->link_url;
$linkdesc=$link->link_description;
$linkname=$link->link_name;
$linkimage=$link->link_image;
$linknotes=$link->link_notes;
									
echo "<tr><td><a href='$linkurl' target='_blank'><img src='$linkimage' alt='$linkurl' border='0' class='linkimg'></a></td>";
echo "<td valign='top' class='link-desc'><h5>$linkname</h5>";
echo "<div class='link-description'>$linkdesc </div></td></tr>";
}
echo "</table>";
?>

I didn't like the way my bookmarks came out with wp_list_bookmarks or any other built-in function, so I figured out a way to have total control about the way your wordpress bookmarks are displayed. 
In this example I wanted a table with the Bookmark-image in the left column and title and description in the right column.

Wordpress bookmarks custom

wordpress, links

PHP