Dark green spelter with green Verde Alpi Marble base. They are in near perfect condition with only minor traces of use on the patina. Superbly stylized Art Deco sculptures that always draw your attention. Return of the product is accepted only if the product is received in damaged condition. Gorgeous pair of Original antique Art Deco bookends model: 'Squirrel by Max le Verrier 1930. Shipping Policy: The product will be shipped within 10 days of the order placement. Being safe, vibrant, attractive and non-hazardous is what makes the Channapatna toys stand out all around the world.ĭimensions in inches (L x W x H): 5″ x 5.5″ x 7.5″Ĭare: Dust regularly with a soft dry cloth. Natural colours make the product eco-friendly, non-toxic and safe for children to play with. Available at 2017 May 25 20th Century Design. Le Verrier to the bronze foot, stylised squirrels in bold. Pair of Max Le Verrier Bronzed Squirrel Bookends Circa 1930. The toy/sculpture is lacquered for a polished and glossy appearance and then painted using vibrant natural dyes such as Kumkum powder for red, turmeric for yellow and other vegetable dyes to match the required colours. A fine pair of Art Deco Max Le Verrier bronze Squirrel bookends, 1930s, impressed mark of M. The wood is later cut, carved and shaped into the desired figures/sculptures – smoothened out using sandpaper. The Channapatna artisans use the best wood piece that is then sun-dried to reduce moisture and increase durability. Eventually, they started using teak, rosewood, sandalwood, rubber and other forms of wood. Ivory wood, known as Aale Mara, was first used in making these toys for nearly a century.

He invited Persian arts men to teach this unique art form to the locals. One of many items available from our Baskets department here at. The Channapatna toys and artisan is a two-century-old industry, introduced by Tipu Sultan in the eighteenth century. Shop Squirrel Figurine Squirrel Statue Reliable Resin Durable Decor For Reading Bookends. Stylish & Timeless These French Art Deco Angelfish bookends from the 1930s. Antique French Art Deco Bookends Angelfish 1930 Black Marble Spelter Moonfish. This attractive bookend is perfect to add colour and quirkiness to your book shelf. Antique Art Deco Squirrel Bookends by Max Le Verrier 1930 France Marble. Literature: Art Deco sculpture by Victor Arwas, Academy.

Please enjoy browsing our collection on offer and please do not hesitate to contact the gallery if you require any further assistance.Channapatna is famous for its handmade lacquer wooden toys, hence known as ‘Toy City.’ These products have been developed by contemporizing the Channapatna toys. View this item and discover similar for sale at 1stDibs - Pair of Art Deco squirrel bookends by Max Le Verrier, France, 1930. Carnes Fine Art have some expectational early 20 thCentury pieces, from tables and stools through to a small fruit bowls. Mouseman furniture and small collectibles remain extremely popular to this day. Robert Thompson had a hugely successful career until his passing on 8 th December 1955. Thompson’s work became in high demand which lead to many commission projects including Ampleforth College which undoubtedly propelled popularity and many more commissions works followed. This creative era included British textile designer William Morris and Stanley Webb Davies, leading makers of Arts & Crafts furniture in the early to mid 20 th Century. Great for nurseries, kitchens, bedrooms, entryway or any other room of your home. Kaikai Bookends Bookends Decorativos Lindo Animal Squirrel Bookends Decorativos Bookends Art Arte artesanales Adornos Árbol Art Bookend : Amazon. Thompson formed part of the Arts & Crafts movement which became popular in the 1920’s. Add some whimsy to your French decor with these cute, crowned squirrel bookends. Regarding the iconic mouse motif, it is believed that the trademark mouse came about after a brief conversation between work colleagues who referred to ‘being as poor as a church mouse’ and thereafter Thompson carved a mouse into his works.

Thompson initially trained as an apprentice engineer before returning to the family business under the guidance of his father but unfortunately tragedy struck when his Father died in 1895, leaving a young Thompson to run the family business. These little squirrels are munching away on a little acorn. Robert Mouseman Thompson was born on the 7 th May 1876 in Kilburn, North Yorkshire. View this item and discover similar for sale at 1stDibs - Just like mother nature intended.