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I would like to share this beautiful 2 to 3" "Little Red Riding Hood" i bought this at a second hand store.I was wondering has seen one like this she was made with a lot of detail for being this small.It really looks very very old any help is much appreciated. Thank you
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It looks handmade. Very cute!
I agree - it looks handmade, and it is very cute! A lot of work went into this.
Thank you, stefdesign,miKKoChristmas11 I agree to she is adorable i cant stop looking at her.
Thank you Manikin, How are you?
Good and you :-) I think your little one is as cute as can be I would not rule out factory made . Some of these novelty pieces were not always painted with greatest of care but the painting looks factory to me , does bottom have a name on it ?
You always have have such cute cute things and then fanstastic and beautiful WOW I await your posts :-) Oh and the scarf is happy with being with WWII Army suit . I just think that was the kindest thing and I sure appreciate it everyday .
Manikin you are so welcome, i wanted to do this:) it makes me happy. yes i been finding a lot of cute items. I've been ok, i have Dr app :( no fun. Take care
Ugh hate Dr appts :-( I had the worst yesterday the dreaded dentist !!!!!!!! Hope you check out ok today .
Oh I knew she didn't look like little red riding hood ! It came to me :-) She is a girl in raincoat,rain boots and umbrella and she has hand up to check for rain ! Priceless !
Her hand and tonque is out to catch raindrops :-) I skipped that on prior post . She looks like a Pixie .
Thanks Manikin, I will look into Pixie.
Thank you,kerry10456