Pair of bookends Maurice Frécourt mouse alabaster marble 1930

This pair of bookends in regulation was made by maurice frécourt. Mice nibble on a piece of cheese represented by alabaster. There is a load-bearing marble on the bottom. Maurice frécourt, specializes in animal sculpture. It was from the salon of 1920 that he acquired fame and prestige, happily translating the hieratic imperatives of the art deco style into his vision of the animal world. All animals interest him, whether domestic or wild, they serve as models throughout his career. His variations on the elephant, the panther and the monkey have become classics of stylized animal representation. Everything is in good condition, note for the most picky some traces of wear, gins on the corners. Our many photos allow you to appreciate the quality of the objects. For the condition, thank you for detailing the photos. H5205. Feel free to zoom in. Photos are an integral part of the description. Size: Height: 10 cm. Width: 13.2 cm. Thickness: 8 cm.