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I’m not sure if somebody has posted one of these already or not, it seems familiar. I found this in a cabinet while going through some of my grandparents’ old things. I guess it was my grandpa’s. I am more than happy to adopt it.
I don’t remember anyone else posting this pup before so it’s virgin territory for him here at AWMoK.
He looks tiny. Is he only three or 4 inches long?
I collect this kind of ceramic whenever I see it. You can never have too many places to put paperclips, rubber bands and other crucial desk necessities. I end up working on a tiny corner of my desk because I have so many little ceramic friends waiting on the rest of the surface to serve me.
He’s fairly large. The slot in the back is big enough to hold a wallet and maybe a checkbook as well. The tray in the bottom is large enough for all your spare change or cufflinks.
Like Allee says, “this is insane”! I collect Dachshund stuff. This makes me sooooo jealous as it is one of those items that baffles me. I could never figure out why someone would want to put a plant in something that could hold your change or jewelry at the same time. I own 8 large planters that are orange/tan in color, that style was common. I have never seen this particular piece before.
Allee Willis
I don’t remember anyone else posting this pup before so it’s virgin territory for him here at AWMoK.
He looks tiny. Is he only three or 4 inches long?
I collect this kind of ceramic whenever I see it. You can never have too many places to put paperclips, rubber bands and other crucial desk necessities. I end up working on a tiny corner of my desk because I have so many little ceramic friends waiting on the rest of the surface to serve me.
Nessa
He’s fairly large. The slot in the back is big enough to hold a wallet and maybe a checkbook as well. The tray in the bottom is large enough for all your spare change or cufflinks.
denny
Like Allee says, “this is insane”! I collect Dachshund stuff. This makes me sooooo jealous as it is one of those items that baffles me. I could never figure out why someone would want to put a plant in something that could hold your change or jewelry at the same time. I own 8 large planters that are orange/tan in color, that style was common. I have never seen this particular piece before.