Pair of Mid-Century Gilded Eagle Wall Sculptures

This is a matching pair of decorative wall plaques depicting bald eagles in flight. Each piece is constructed from cast metal, likely aluminum or a composite resin, featuring a heavy relief texture to simulate feathering and natural anatomical details. The finish consists of a dark base layer with a bright gold or brass-toned 'dry-brush' or gilded application, creating a highlights-and-shadows effect that emphasizes the sculptural depth. Each eagle is approximately 10 to 12 inches in wingspan, though the vertical orientation of the wings suggests a soaring pose. The craftsmanship points to the mid-20th-century American 'Federal' revival style, popularized in the 1960s and 1970s by manufacturers such as Sexton or Syroco. Condition-wise, the pieces appear to be in good vintage state, with some minor dust accumulation in the crevices and light surface oxidation consistent with age. There are no apparent cracks or missing pieces. The reverse sides likely contain mounting hardware or molded loops for wall hanging. The level of detail in the beaks and talons suggests a production-line decorative quality rather than high-art fine bronze casting.