Figure, Toy

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a small, intricately detailed figurine of a regal figure, possibly a king, dressed in ceremonial attire. The figure is adorned in a white robe with black speckles, accentuated with gold trim, and is wearing a purple cape that flows behind. The head of the figure is topped with a crown embellished in gold, and the figure holds a golden scepter in one hand and a golden orb in the other, symbolizing authority and power. The figurine is placed on a textured surface that resembles a stone or terrazzo finish, and the background is a plain dark color, highlighting the figure's attire and regal stance. The meticulous details and choice of colors emphasize the opulence and grandeur of the figure, capturing a sense of historical or ceremonial significance.

The image depicts a small, intricately detailed figurine of a regal figure, possibly a king, dressed in ceremonial attire. The figure is adorned in a white robe with black speckles, accentuated with gold trim, and is wearing a purple cape that flows behind. The head of the figure is topped with a crown embellished in gold, and the figure holds a golden scepter in one hand and a golden orb in the other, symbolizing authority and power. The figurine is placed on a textured surface that resembles a stone or terrazzo finish, and the background is a plain dark color, highlighting the figure's attire and regal stance. The meticulous details and choice of colors emphasize the opulence and grandeur of the figure, capturing a sense of historical or ceremonial significance.

Name/Title

Figure, Toy

Entry/Object ID

2019.27.3

Description

Metal statue of King George VI, England. Painted in Gold, white and purple. Wearing Royal robe & crown. 3"x4"

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Figure, Toy

Nomenclature Class

Toys

Nomenclature Category

Category 09: Recreational Objects

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Dec 26, 2019

Provenance

Notes

Item was origionally purchased by donors grandparents, Martin e. Lawson and Katherine Lawson, when they visited Canada.