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I have no idea. I saw this Foo Fella at the thrift and had to have him. His feet remind me of Lisa Larson, although obviously not LL. He is about 10 inches long and 8 high. No markings whatsoever. He is very stylized, the tail sold me. I cannot find anything close to what he is, but could not be searching correctly. This certainly could be a case of IKEA-ized but he does have a quality to him.
Any thoughts out there?
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Almost looks Chinese.
Certainly could be mrmajestic.
Love this very much!!!!!
Thanks Sean. Any thoughts on this?
Found another snowball!
i love it regardless what it is :) well hes not an ikea because it would be marked, it could a number of makers , im going to say it was made in china by who i have no idea. congrats on the snowballs sweets:)
Thanks babes! I figured the same.
Check out the post I just put out. You will be amused.
your welcome sweets:)
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