Stunning 1930s Russian Wooden Stacking Toy in Best Palette Ever unique pin cushion as all were important figures

as all were important figures in the ceramics community of Nova Scotia during the second half of the 20th century

with a wind-up key on the side of the wheelbarrow which would make it move

Some rusting to the metal and a few flecks of old white paint on the bristles

whose Iguana gallery on Newbury Street in Boston focused on Haitian art

I am not certain of the wood --it may be cherry

Stunning 1930s Russian Wooden Stacking Toy in Best Palette Ever unique pin cushion as all were important figuresThis is hands down no contest the most beautiful stacking toy I've ever seen, and I am very partial to wooden stacking toys! The insanely great color palette is made all the better by the perfect proportions of the overall form and the density of the thinly and squarely sliced stacking rings just yum! From what I can tell it is an extremely rare one, dating to the 1930s or so and marked made in Russian on the underside of the base, which has three