bas / nw / n.&.hk
a very unique folk art carving - Good Age from the 1900's, unsigned as to maker
unknown as to Carver / Maker - I defer to buyers opinion
Good as found... 2 piece with applied head, some paint wear and loss
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Approx. 15" long x 7" wide
7" Overall Height { including its original lead weight }
Approx. Weight: 1.15 Lbs.
with glass eyes and what appears to be its original paint surface
1900s Simple presentation with a nice, patina
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