A Fun 20thC Carved Polychrome Wood Model of a Fairground Pig sub-Antiques the puppeteer and the fire

the puppeteer and the fire eater

including a two-part tinplate bridge

useful for drainage) with some patched at the flanks

where Nomadic tribes cut out felts that they used to decorate or honour the tombs of the dead

Period: Mid / Late Nineteenth Century

A Fun 20thC Carved Polychrome Wood Model of a Fairground Pig sub-Antiques the puppeteer and the fireOrigin: British Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1940 60 Height: 6. 5 inches Length: 14 inches Width: 4 inches The fairground pig, standing legs akimbo with attentive ears, protruding tongue and flared snout, painted with polychrome highlights on a burnished gold ground with carousel seat saddle and gold star motifs. There is evidence of a small hole drilled to the underside of the base for attachment, and Mr pig is in