Lion and lioness bookends by Joseph Carlier, 1930

This set of bookends by joseph carlier (1849-1927) depicts a lion and a lioness seemingly cuddling through literature. Each finely sculpted piece aptly captures animal tenderness. Placed on either side of your books, these bookends don't just keep your collection in order: they tell a sweet and poetic story. The lion and his lioness cuddle, and suddenly, each book becomes a chapter in their silent romance. Additional information: materials: spelter, terracotta base condition: good condition, original patina preserved artist: joseph carlier dimensions: length 21 X height 17.5 X width 10 signature on the base and publisher's stamp – decorating tip: place them on a shelf or console, between romance novels. – did you know Joseph carlier, a french sculptor renowned for his animal depictions, excelled at infusing emotion into bronze and spelter. His works, imbued with realism and sensitivity, continue to captivate lovers of vintage art and decor.