Rare Pair of Art Deco Bookends "Squirrels" in Gilded Bronze and Rosewood

An exceptional opportunity for discerning collectors and lovers of fine cabinetry. This rare pair of French Art Deco bookends (circa 1930) embodies the luxury and refinement of noble materials from the interwar period. Each piece features a solid bronze squirrel with a superb original golden patina, enhanced by a circular brass structure with a typically modernist geometric dynamism. The true rarity of this set lies in its solid rosewood bases. Now strictly protected and regulated internationally, this precious wood species is highly sought after for its extraordinary density and deep, flamed grain. The combination of art bronze and rosewood immediately elevates this set to the status of a high gallery object, ideal for dressing an executive desk or enriching a prestigious library. Period: 1930s (Full Art Deco) Origin: France. Materials: Gilded bronze, brass, and solid rosewood bases. Dimensions (each): Height 11 cm|Width 12 cm|Depth 6 cm. Total weight: Approximately 540 g (very stable) Condition: Good vintage condition. The natural patina of the metals and slight marks on the wood certify the authenticity and historical charm of the set. For transparency, please note a slight artisanal asymmetry in the brass circles due to age and period manufacturing, proof of its authenticity. (Please take a good look at the photos for details).