Red plastic Mouse Doll from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image showcases a small, decorative figure resembling a mouse, characterized by its vibrant red color adorned with small green floral patterns across its entire body. The green accents are prominently visible in the inner parts of its large, round ears and its snout, adding contrast to the predominantly red surface. Its eyes and nose are simplistic yet cute, crafted with basic black lines that give it a friendly and playful expression. This figure is resting on a textured, white bubble wrap surface, which provides a neutral background that accentuates the bright colors of the figure itself. The collectible item is likely made from a glossy material, such as plastic or resin, as indicated by the sheen that reflects light and highlights the contours of the figure. This whimsical ornament could serve as a charming piece for collectors or anyone with an affinity for cute and quirky designs.

The image showcases a small, decorative figure resembling a mouse, characterized by its vibrant red color adorned with small green floral patterns across its entire body. The green accents are prominently visible in the inner parts of its large, round ears and its snout, adding contrast to the predominantly red surface. Its eyes and nose are simplistic yet cute, crafted with basic black lines that give it a friendly and playful expression. This figure is resting on a textured, white bubble wrap surface, which provides a neutral background that accentuates the bright colors of the figure itself. The collectible item is likely made from a glossy material, such as plastic or resin, as indicated by the sheen that reflects light and highlights the contours of the figure. This whimsical ornament could serve as a charming piece for collectors or anyone with an affinity for cute and quirky designs.

Name/Title

Red plastic Mouse Doll from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1649

Description

One red plastic mouse doll with green ears, flower pattern, and holding a Holly. 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.