Palm Tree and Elephant Bronze Sculpture on Wooden Base

This item is a decorative sculpture featuring two elephants and a palm tree, all seemingly crafted from a metal, most likely bronze, and mounted on a reddish-brown wooden base. The larger elephant on the left has its trunk raised high, suggesting a trumpeting pose, while the smaller elephant on the right also has its trunk raised, albeit less dramatically. Both elephants exhibit detailed texturing to simulate skin, and their ears and tusks (though not prominently visible, suggested by their placement) are rendered. The palm tree, central to the composition, features a textured trunk designed to mimic bark and fronds at its top. The metallic elements display a dark, possibly aged, patina consistent with bronze or a similar patinated metal. The entire arrangement is securely affixed to an oval or irregularly shaped wooden base with a reddish-brown stain that has a slight sheen, possibly indicating a varnish. The edges of the wooden base have a molded or carved profile. There are no immediately apparent signs of significant damage like breaks or large chips, but surface wear and dust accumulation are visible, typical of an older decorative item. No specific maker's marks, signatures, or stamps are discernible from the provided images. The style suggests a decorative piece, possibly from the mid to late 20th century, designed to evoke an exotic or safari theme. The craftsmanship appears to be of reasonable quality, with attention paid to the details of the animal and tree forms.