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Posted 11 months ago
hamblypants
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When I was a little girl back in the 60's, my mom took me into a shop in
La Jolla, Ca., and I saw this cat and couldn't live without it. 45 years later, it is still featured prominently in my home- one of my most prized possessions. I don't find any markings on it, and it is very heavy-- not sure if it's cultured marble or what. It always reminded me of a very large Netsuke or Okimono. I would love to know who the artist was and what other pieces they made and where to find them. It's about 10 inches long.
CatsPerhaps no creature in the animal kingdom has inspired such extreme emotion…
You have one cute happily sleepy cat, Love him! Some here here might have an answer do not give up be patient. I see you have one post Welcome to CW, If you have others items you like to share please we would love to see them.
Thank you :)
This is spectacular!! And what a wonderful story!