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Art Deco bookends depicting two men pressing powerfully against the wall (books), a typical expressive expression of "l'effort" that was common in the 1930s-40s

Origin unknown but purchased in Brussels, Belgium

Note: slight wear to the veneer and one hand is glued (see photo 9 and 10)

In good condition, wear in keeping with age and use

The weight is 0.68 kg per piece

Each object is packed with the utmost care and shipped insured

Art Deco boekensteunen voorstellend twee mannen die krachtig tegen de wand (boeken) drukt, typische expressieve uitdrukking van "l'effort" wat gebruikelijk was in de jaren 1930-40s

Herkomst onbekend maar gekocht in Brussel Belgie

Let op: lichte slijtage aan het fineer en een hand is gelijmd (zie foto 9 en 10)

In goede staat, slijtage in overeenstemming met leeftijd en gebruik

Het gewicht is 0,68 kg per stuk

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Anonieme meester - Bookends (2) - Macassar veneer - The Effort

Belgium - Art Deco  - 1930-1940

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Two Art Deco wooden bookends with Macassar veneer, titled L'Effort, dating to ca. 1930–1940, of Belgian origin, each approximately 18 cm high, 42 cm wide and 9.7 cm deep, in good used condition with minor veneer wear and one hand glued.

Anonieme meester - Bookends (2) - Macassar veneer - The Effort

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Two Art Deco wooden bookends with Macassar veneer, titled L'Effort, dating to ca. 1930–1940, of Belgian origin, each approximately 18 cm high, 42 cm wide and 9.7 cm deep, in good used condition with minor veneer wear and one hand glued.

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