This set of five dice from the 1920s–1930s is a testament to the traditions of gentlemanly leisure and collectible cabinet accessories. Crafted using a precise bronze casting technique, each die forms a regular cube measuring approximately 12 × 12 × 12 mm, with gently rounded edges and corners. The matte, satin bronze surface features an uneven patina in golden-brown and olive tones, while the deep, darkened pips offer visual clarity. The design is minimalist and functional, referencing both classic and Art Deco aesthetics through geometric simplicity and solid craftsmanship. The set comprises five pieces and is preserved in very good vintage condition – the castings are crisp, the natural patina authentic to the era, with no structural damage or repairs.These small objects evoke the voice of a bygone era: bronze dice on a desktop recall salons where gaming was a daily ritual. Their geometric simplicity and the weight of metal seem to speak of a time when applied art was intertwined with the pursuit of refined pastime. The patina and subtle casting irregularities reflect the passage of time, making each die a miniature chronicle of past gatherings and conversations.The set can be displayed on a desk in a study or on a gaming table in a home library – pairing well with a classic fountain pen, a mantel clock, or a collection of leather-bound books. In interior arrangements, it suits Art Deco-inspired settings, minimalist metal accents, and noble materials such as dark wood, marble, or velvet. It may also serve as a distinctive accent in a contemporary living room, where historical detail meets modern restraint.The listed price refers to a set of five dice. Material: bronze, casting technique. Dimensions of a single die: approx.
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Height1.2 cm
Length1.2 cm
Dimension details
Length1.2 cm
Height1.2 cm
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