Vintage Reproduction Artisan Hand Carved Folk Art Wooden Wheeled Sheep popular Figurine
Vintage Reproduction Artisan Hand Carved Folk Art Wooden Wheeled Sheep popular Figurine, Vintage Reproduction Antique Figural Erzgebirge Style Artisan Hand Carved Folk Art Wooden Wheeled Sheep Lamb Noah’s Ark Animal Figurine Measures.
Product code: Vintage Reproduction Artisan Hand Carved Folk Art Wooden Wheeled Sheep popular Figurine
Vintage Reproduction Antique Figural Erzgebirge Style Artisan Hand Carved Folk Art Wooden Wheeled popular Sheep Lamb Noah's Ark Animal Figurine Measures roughly 9” long x 7” tall, on a 7” x 5” wheeled plank (width includes measurement of wheels). A hole is drilled near the front of the board, ostensibly for attaching a rope or string. There's no apparent marking or signage anywhere; I would assume this was made in the 1980s or 1990s. It is a really nice, high quality replica/homage to the Erzgebirge & antique Noah's Ark animals niche…and in a larger, semi-updated scale. It's in wonderful structural, functional, and aesthetic condition, with a few superficial scratches & scuffs to the surface paint; the blemish (as photographed) on the bottom looks like a crack in the wood. It is NOT. It's an example of one of the aforementioned surface scrapes. Very cool decorative antique toy. Sold as pictured.
Vintage Reproduction Antique Figural Erzgebirge Style Artisan Hand Carved Folk Art Wooden Wheeled popular Sheep Lamb Noah's Ark Animal Figurine Measures roughly 9” long x 7” tall, on a 7” x 5” wheeled plank (width includes measurement of wheels). A hole is drilled near the front of the board, ostensibly for attaching a rope or string. There's no apparent marking or signage anywhere; I would assume this was made in the 1980s or 1990s. It is a really nice, high quality replica/homage to the Erzgebirge & antique Noah's Ark animals niche…and in a larger, semi-updated scale. It's in wonderful structural, functional, and aesthetic condition, with a few superficial scratches & scuffs to the surface paint; the blemish (as photographed) on the bottom looks like a crack in the wood. It is NOT. It's an example of one of the aforementioned surface scrapes. Very cool decorative antique toy. Sold as pictured.