




"8 inch tall ceramic orange cat on black base which I think is a witch's hat.
The base is 4 inches across at the bottom. I believe it is hand-painted. (just look at the eyes)
Inside the base is printed "Germany"
There is a number on the back of the base that appears to be 5642
There is a loosely attached bulb inside, which looks like it has been spliced onto a newer cord(although not new) at some point the cord was replaced. However, the lamp does work.
There is a small chip in the left ear(see picture) but that is the only damage I can see. Otherwise it appears to be in perfect condition.
Recently bought at a barn sale where the older lady told me her mother received this cat as a wedding present in 1925.
No comments:
Post a Comment