Ceramic Brown Mouse from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image showcases a small, lifelike model of a kangaroo made from a glossy material, possibly ceramic or plastic, positioned on a white textured background. The kangaroo model has a dark brown body with prominent features such as large, upright ears, and a tail extending behind it. Notably, the ears have pink details on the inside, adding a realistic touch, while the nose and eyes are dark, enhancing its expressive appearance. There’s a white ring or band around its neck, which appears to be made from a different, softer material, contrasting with the sheen of the body. The texture of the background resembles bubble wrap or a similar protective surface, suggesting the item may be part of a collection or was recently unpacked. The overall craftsmanship displays attention to detail, capturing the essence of a kangaroo in a playful and charming manner, making it an interesting decorative piece or toy.

The image showcases a small, lifelike model of a kangaroo made from a glossy material, possibly ceramic or plastic, positioned on a white textured background. The kangaroo model has a dark brown body with prominent features such as large, upright ears, and a tail extending behind it. Notably, the ears have pink details on the inside, adding a realistic touch, while the nose and eyes are dark, enhancing its expressive appearance. There’s a white ring or band around its neck, which appears to be made from a different, softer material, contrasting with the sheen of the body. The texture of the background resembles bubble wrap or a similar protective surface, suggesting the item may be part of a collection or was recently unpacked. The overall craftsmanship displays attention to detail, capturing the essence of a kangaroo in a playful and charming manner, making it an interesting decorative piece or toy.

Name/Title

Ceramic Brown Mouse from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1995

Description

Ceramic brown mouse with a short tail and pink ears. From a collection of dolls by Reverend C. Ross McClellan containing approximately 400 mice of varying sizes, shapes, and styles, from the Doll Museum Collection.