Pair of bronze elephant bookends signed Carvin with marble bases M3300

  
Pair of bronze elephant bookends signed by Carvin with marble bases M3300. These bookends were created by Louis-Albert Carvin and bear the signature "Etling Paris," which is the publisher of the bronze. The elephants' tusks are made of horn. Specializing in animal sculpture, he models deer, does, lions, lionesses, panthers, birds, and wolf dogs.

The Edmond Etling company was founded in Paris, France, in 1909. For the more meticulous, we note some small scratches and chips on the marble, as well as scratches and wear on the bronze.

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