4 1/16" t x 2 1/8" w x 2 3/4" d
Perhaps the person who carved these was a maker of chess sets and carved a whole bunch of knights at once
oil on hardboard and in excellent condition
and the apples hanging neatly on the trees in distance)-- and all the better as an object than just a print
Plenty of wear to covers and spine but holding together pretty well and inside pages are in pretty good shape
Unusual, Presumed German House, Dog and Windmill on Squeaker folk art wall shelf 4 1/16" t x 2I've never seen another squeeze squeak toy like this one, which I have to think is German, or at least its components are. I've certainly seen a bunch of little German animals like this dog, and squeaker toys too, but not one with a whole scenario unfolding atop of it. Here the air hole in the squeaker is located just below the windmill, surely with the notion that the air from a squeeze should set it turning. (It really doesn't, at least not now, but