Wooden Cutout Folk Art Boy Cook, 1940s, by Richard King dark horsehair brush a few stains here and

a few stains here and there but in very good condition

though I might balance it on a nail to display it on the wall in order to enjoy it everyday or arrange it on a tray on the coffee table

which makes me think perhaps this was made as one piece of a larger sculptural wall installation

a pretty terrific chicken--rooster

Each measures approximately 5 1/2" diameter x 7/8" tall

Wooden Cutout Folk Art Boy Cook, 1940s, by Richard King dark horsehair brush a few stains here andThis guy arrived in the mail detached from his green painted flat wooden base, and I was just about the glue his feet back to it when I though maybe he's better just on his own? Either way, I think he's pretty sweet, made in the 1940s or so by a Richard King from Minnesota, who I understand from the seller died just recently at the age of 85. I really like that the the spoon in his hand is a separate object, glued to the tips of his fingers, and that