Brass Cross Bookends – Pair in Cast Aluminum

Name: Brass Cross Bookends – Pair in Cast Aluminum
Brand: Objet de curiosité
SKU: 32.OBJ.110.290
Price: 95.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

€95,00

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We don't source. We choose. Each piece is selected from European artisans whose workshops, materials, and methods we know. Small-batch production, noble materials, traceable origins.

When mechanics meets the library.
Inspired by the industrial chic style, this pair of bookends takes the form of a cross connection, a discreet emblem of another knowledge: that of the workshop, the construction site, the structure.

Model : Industrial Cross – Tubular Fitting Style
Material : Metal (cast aluminum plated with brass)
Color / Finish : Satin Gold
Dimensions (unit) : L 15 x H 16 x D 9.5 cm
Use : Indoor only
Manufacturing : Made in France
Sold by : Pair

These pieces are cast in cast aluminum, then plated in brass for a matte gold finish that's both sturdy and elegant. Placed at the end of a row of books, they punctuate the visual space, add character to a shelf, and lighten the mass of paper with a subtle touch of functional geometry.

Designed to be used in pairs (the price is indicated for the pair), they can also be used as stand-alone decorative objects, punctuating a desk, a sideboard or a wall niche.

Please note : These bookends are more than functional: they tell the story of another form of knowledge, made of pipes, connections, and structure. A discreet nod to the industrial world, tucked into your bookshelf.