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SALE Germany German Dog w/dog House Toothpick Holder

Porcelain : Germany

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This looks to be soft paste porcelain and is a little bulldog of sorts sitting next to his house. He is a toothpick holder I think or cache pot. He measures just 3 inches . There is a crack on one foot, this is a crack typical of a kiln crack where the porcelain dried to quickly and split, it is solid as it has been there since the beginning but worth mentioning.

Item ID: 2448