A Rare Dean's Rag Book Turned & Painted Wooden Mickey Mouse c.1930 antiques such as to the lower

such as to the lower section of one of the front legs

Period: 17th Century

having red eyes and large ears

became a coveted symbol of wealth and status which continued even more so in the nineteenth century

Plaster intaglios were marketed in Italy during the 18th and 19th centuries as souvenirs for wealthy American and English tourists

A Rare Dean's Rag Book Turned & Painted Wooden Mickey Mouse c.1930 antiques such as to the lowerOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 Height: 7 Width: 3. 5 The scarce childs articulated Mickey Mouse, formed from turned and painted wood, having yellow felt hands and black felt ears and surviving from the 1930s at the height of Mickeys popularity. The piece is in charming play worn condition though he is missing his tail and the label from the left foot. The felt is in remarkably good order, with some of the facial