Monday, December 30, 2013
An Exceptional Pull Toy
As soon as I saw the photo of this toy, I know I wanted to see it larger. I already wrote about the ebay company -Traders of Lost Art on November 11, 2013, but I like to revisit people, websites, auctioneers, and collectors again.
I can try and explain why I like this in terms of geometry, colour, the subject, but I cant quite explain to you why I like this toy so much. So the best thing that I can do, is show you the photos that Mr. Mradul Singhal took, and let you see if you also like this toy a lot.
I can try and explain why I like this in terms of geometry, colour, the subject, but I cant quite explain to you why I like this toy so much. So the best thing that I can do, is show you the photos that Mr. Mradul Singhal took, and let you see if you also like this toy a lot.
I like nature and wildlife, so perhaps that's one of the reasons that I like this you. The beautiful rack on this deer , the prongs and so forth are designed so well. Also the way the front legs are bent, as if the animal is jumping over something. I also like the contrast of the warm and cold tones - orange and blue, as well as the harsh the contrasting shapes (the deer, the antlers,and the radiating spokes of the large wheels.
Fantastic top view photograph!
A detail photo of the underneath of this toy
A close-up photo of the deer's antlers.
The texture (indentations) of the deer's folds of skin are done exceptionally well!
I saved the description of this toy for the last.
This was a"surprise" for me.
The toy is:
A Huge Early Hand-painted German Deer Pull Along Wheel tin Toy, in Good Condition.
It's a very big collection piece.
Size: 18: x 6.5" x 10" 46 cm x 16 cm x 26 cm
Weight: 2 Pounds 1.11 ounces 1082 grams
Now that's certainly a collectible!
Thjanks for dropping by,
and have a great part of the day,
wherever you may be.
Stacey
toysearcher@gmail.com
