Grey Stuffed Mouse with Floppy Ears from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image shows a plush toy mouse, featuring a gray, soft, fuzzy body that is likely made of felt or a similar material, creating a textured and tactile surface that invites touch. The mouse's ears are quite large and made of a light peach-colored fabric, which contrasts subtly with the body, adding a charming and endearing quality to its appearance. Its small eyes are crafted from black material, possibly felt or plastic, giving the mouse an inquisitive and cute expression, while the nose appears to be a round, dark pom-pom situated at the front of its face, contributing to its overall toy-like and playful nature. Extending from the rear is a tail made from a series of blue threads or yarn strands, possibly braided, which adds a splash of color and whimsical personality to the toy, enhancing its design with a sense of fun and movement.

The image shows a plush toy mouse, featuring a gray, soft, fuzzy body that is likely made of felt or a similar material, creating a textured and tactile surface that invites touch. The mouse's ears are quite large and made of a light peach-colored fabric, which contrasts subtly with the body, adding a charming and endearing quality to its appearance. Its small eyes are crafted from black material, possibly felt or plastic, giving the mouse an inquisitive and cute expression, while the nose appears to be a round, dark pom-pom situated at the front of its face, contributing to its overall toy-like and playful nature. Extending from the rear is a tail made from a series of blue threads or yarn strands, possibly braided, which adds a splash of color and whimsical personality to the toy, enhancing its design with a sense of fun and movement.

Name/Title

Grey Stuffed Mouse with Floppy Ears from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.2027

Description

Stuffed grey mouse with fuzzy fabric. Mouse has large floppy pink ears and a blue yarn tail and brown yarn ball nose. 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.