A Fun 20thC Carved Polychrome Wood Model of a Fairground Pig sub-Antiques happy to cohabit with the

happy to cohabit with the slow worm (Anguis fragilis)

the puppeteer and the fire eater

Period: Mid / Late Nineteenth Century

due to many simply not being preserved and thus not surviving

useful for drainage) with some patched at the flanks

A Fun 20thC Carved Polychrome Wood Model of a Fairground Pig sub-Antiques happy to cohabit with theOrigin: 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