STANGL PAROQUET 3449 |
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The "bible" of Stangl
Pottery is Rob Runge's "Collector's Encyclopedia of Stangl Artware,
Lamps and Birds." On Page 108 of that remarkable book Runge states
that the bird above "is based on Audubon's Carolina Parakeet eating a
cocklebur seed." ** I suppose for most of us, however, he's
just a
parrot seemingly gnawing on his foot. Produced from 1940-1947, he's 5½" tall
and comes with a nice mark on the bottom. (Use
Mouse Over) "RC" stands for Ruth
Curtis, the decorator, and "F" stands for Flemington,
NJ, which is where it was decorated. No chips, cracks or repairs.
(Item
3449) (To Buy Click On The Red Square 
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see other Stangl Birds CLICK HERE!** Unfortunately, the Carolina Parakeet is now extinct. |
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$225.00 |
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