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Pair of alabaster bookends, Italian design, vintage 16 cm

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Dimensions :
H10 x W5 x D16
Color :
green
Material :
marble
Style :
vintage

Pair of "scali volterra" bookends in dyed and varnished alabaster, italian design, vintage from the 70s cm. These zoomorphic bookends represent stylized turtles evoking travertine animals from the same period. The manufacturer's mark is indicated under the base. In excellent condition with some minimal signs of wear. See detail photos. They measure approximately 16cm long. Dimensions are indicated for both statuettes.

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