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This is another piece that I've kept for my collection. Its unsigned, but clearly a Forest Craft piece, probably made between 1910-1915. I don't know why I like it so much, but I just had to keep it for my private little collection.
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Nothing short of excellent.
Beautiful piece. Very, very good choice to hold on to that one!
Thank you! I couldn't believe it was as old as it is, 100 years! Its deffinitely Forest Craft too, no doubt about it.