Pair of Hand-Carved Wooden Elephant Cow and Calf Figurines

This is a pair of vintage hand-carved wooden sculptures, each depicting an adult female elephant with a small calf. The figurines are crafted from a medium-toned hardwood, likely teak or rosewood, featuring a visible vertical grain that follows the anatomical lines of the animals. Both pieces are set on integral oval-shaped wooden bases. The adult elephants are represented with their trunks lowered and ears slightly flared, showing a protective posture over the calves nestled between their legs. The carving style is representative of South or Southeast Asian artisanal work, specifically common in regions like India or Thailand during the mid-to-late 20th century. The adult on the right features what appear to be inset white tusks, possibly made of bone or a similar synthetic material. The surfaces show a slight natural patina with some variations in the wood finish, suggesting age. While the craftsmanship is detailed enough to include skin wrinkles and tail placement, the level of anatomical realism suggests they were produced for the souvenir or export market. Overall condition appears fair, though the low image quality masks potential fine-line cracks or small chips often found in aged tropical hardwoods. No distinctive maker's marks are visible in the provided view.