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Posted 11 months ago
vintageangel
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My Husband's Grandmother gave this to us about 15 years ago. I'm not sure where she picked it up from. It stands about 10 inches tall. I have tried to find a maker's name from time to time, but have been unable to. The I believe it plays the song La Paloma, since it says La Paloma on the bottom as well as made in Western Germany . I have looked up Romeo Whiskey and can not find anything on it.
I have always loved this little piece of Folk Art. Does anyone have any ideas on the maker or even value?
Thanks
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