Yellow Furry Mouse

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image depicts a small, yellow, fluffy toy resembling a mouse, positioned on a textured white surface, with its two prominent orange ears standing out, and a small black nose adding to its cute and playful appearance, while a small tag is barely visible on the side, contributing to the impression that this is a handcrafted or unique piece possibly intended for decorative purposes or as a playful cat toy; additionally, the background shows some indistinct objects suggesting a workspace or crafting area, but the focus remains primarily on the charming little figure centered in the composition, capturing the viewer’s attention and sparking curiosity or imagination about its intended use or origin.

The image depicts a small, yellow, fluffy toy resembling a mouse, positioned on a textured white surface, with its two prominent orange ears standing out, and a small black nose adding to its cute and playful appearance, while a small tag is barely visible on the side, contributing to the impression that this is a handcrafted or unique piece possibly intended for decorative purposes or as a playful cat toy; additionally, the background shows some indistinct objects suggesting a workspace or crafting area, but the focus remains primarily on the charming little figure centered in the composition, capturing the viewer’s attention and sparking curiosity or imagination about its intended use or origin.

Name/Title

Yellow Furry Mouse

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1811

Description

Yellow furry mouse with orange ears and white tail. 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.