Pair of African Warthog Tusks in Bone with Brass and Wooden Bases – Spain, circa 1960 Description Elegant decorative pair of African warthog tusks (Phacochoerus africanus), made of bone and mounted on square wooden bases with gilded brass elements. The pieces feature a distinctive curved and elongated shape, with pronounced longitudinal grooves running along their entire surface. The ivory-coloured finish, combined with brownish tones and natural-looking variations, gives the pair a strong sculptural and decorative character. The tusks are presented as a matching pair, designed to be displayed together. Each piece is mounted on a geometric square base made of wood, incorporating a gilded brass plinth and decorative brass details. According to the information provided and their construction and aesthetic characteristics, the pair dates from approximately the 1960s and reflects a mid-20th-century African/colonial decorative style. Animal: African warthog (Phacochoerus africanus) Period: circa 1960 Origin: Spain Dimensions per piece: Height: approx. 35 cm Width: approx. 11 cm Depth: approx. 11 cm Total weight: approx. 2 kg Condition: Good overall condition, with signs of age and previous use. The brass bases show minor scratches, marks and wear to the finish. The tusks present small irregularities, stains and areas of wear, all consistent with their age and visible in the photographs. The photographs form an integral part of the description and accurately show the condition of the items. Material note: The tusks are described as bone, according to the information available and the characteristics visible in the photographs. No claim is made that the material is ivory. Shipping: The lot will be carefully packaged for transportation. We are not responsible for any damage that may occur during transportation if the buyer does not purchase additional transport insurance.