Carved Wooden Dog
with Glass Eyes.....German
SOLD
![]() Description: This
carved wooden dog was made in Germany and was probably
a home shoeshine kit. The brush currently with
it is not original (although old on its own), and I
don't know what the front paws held. Still, it's
a fun piece of work, well done and expressive.
The eyes are glass, which is another sign of age and
quality. Date is almost certainly pre-WWII, but
I'm not going to guess more precisely. The brush
is marked Geo. Steuerle & Son, Broadway Department
Store.Dimensions: Height is about 9 1/2". Company/Artist: unknown. Estimated Date: circa 1930 Condition: very good with no serious problems. There is a bit of splitting visible in the pictures, but those are seams where the dog was assembled (4 parts, I think), not actual damage to the wood, and everything is still tight. The brush has lost a few bristles, but is still in fine shape. Of course, all our sales are fully guaranteed. Price: SOLD Shipping: $10.95 for Priority Mail and insurance within the US. Contact us for international estimates. Guarantee: Our guarantee is a fairly simple one. When you get the package, if you don't like the item, send it back. We'll refund the original price and original shipping
charge. The only part you're risking is the
cost to return it. And if we made an important
mistake in the description, we'll cover the return
shipping aswell.
(Saying something is 12" tall when it's
really 10" counts as an "important" mistake. A
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