This pair of bookends from 1920s Germany exemplifies classic Art Deco geometric design. Crafted from dark rosewood with a pronounced natural grain and semi-gloss polish, they are accented by perfectly smooth, light walnut spheres that offer a warm, honey-brown contrast to the darker bases and upright elements. The sculptural form emphasizes symmetry and clean lines, and precise joinery without visible fasteners highlights the quality of craftsmanship. The interplay of circular and spherical motifs creates a dynamic composition typical of the period, while balanced proportions (height 14 cm, length 13 cm, width 12 cm) make them suitable for both larger and smaller volumes. The overall condition is excellent: surfaces are uniform and lustrous, with no visible damage or significant traces of use. The shape of these bookends speaks in the language of the 1920s, when Art Deco broke away from historicism in favor of bold geometry and striking contrasts. The dark rosewood planes and polished walnut spheres suggest a pursuit of harmony between weight and lightness, simplicity and ornament. These are small objects that, like miniature sculptures, evoke the atmosphere of modernist interiors where innovation met artisanal precision and daily functionality. The bookends may be displayed on an open shelf in the living room, atop a sideboard, or in a home library. They can be paired with hardback books, especially in white, black or grey tones, to emphasize the material contrast. They also work well alongside other geometric accents—such as minimalist ceramics or glass objects—in settings inspired by classic Art Deco, modernism, or eclectic vintage collections.
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Height14 cm
Depth13 cm
Width12 cm
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Width12 cm
Height14 cm
Depth13 cm
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