Pair of Art Deco-Style Gazelle and Antelope Sculptures

This is a decorative pair of stylized animal sculptures, depicting a gazelle or antelope in a leaping or galloping pose. Each figure is mounted on a rectangular plinth base that features inlaid diamond-shaped accents along the sides. The sculptures are crafted with a mixed-material aesthetic, likely consisting of cast resin or composite material finished in a dark, aged bronze or charcoal color. A primary feature of these pieces is the extensive use of mosaic-style decorative inlays along the animal's neck, hindquarters, and body panels, which appear to be mirrored glass or mother-of-pearl squares. The focal figure (left) possesses a single, large sweeping silver-toned horn with a tight curl, while the secondary figure (right) has shorter ears or horns. The bodies are intricately detailed with cross-hatched textured patterns resembling armor or stylized fur. These pieces likely date to the late 20th or early 21st century, drawing heavily from 1920s Art Deco movement influences through their geometric shapes and sleek, aerodynamic lines. No visible maker's marks or signatures are apparent in the image. Although generally in good condition, slight dust accumulation and minor surface variations typical of mass-produced decor are visible.