Thatcher Packard - Mice
- Model: S-10
- Code: WEE_S-10 ( 1 )
- Manufacturer: Wee Forest Folk
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- Wee Forest Folk and R. A. Georgetti & Co. have decided to jointly contribute to the restoration of the "Charles W. Morgan" by presenting these special Scrimshaw pieces. The "Charles W. Morgan", built in 1841 is the only wooden whaling ship still in existence today.
The figurines are buffed and waxed to look as if they were carved out of whale bone.
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- Meticulous painting brings each one of the sculptures to life. Our talented artists have been carefully selected for their delicate hand skills. Enormous amounts of time and patience is invested in producing our line. Everyone involved takes personal pride in assuring the quality of each piece as it progresses through the many steps along the way to completion. Wee Forest Folk are made entirely in Carlisle, Massachusetts USA.
- Annette Petersen crafted her first little critter over 30 years ago. Since then, her children have learned the ways of the mice and have created their own! Each piece is a casting of an original sculpted by either Annette, Willy, Donna or Jenny.
- Annette's first mice were made of bread dough, which didn't last very long (nibbled by the real thing, of course!). Now, we have much more sophisticated methods of molding which add strength and durability to every piece.
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