Wooden Cutout Folk Art Boy Cook, 1940s, by Richard King dark horsehair brush These are minor and I

These are minor and I think add to their charm and character

though I might balance it on a nail to display it on the wall in order to enjoy it everyday or arrange it on a tray on the coffee table

Each measures approximately 5 1/2" diameter x 7/8" tall

a few stains here and there but in very good condition

a pretty terrific chicken--rooster

Wooden Cutout Folk Art Boy Cook, 1940s, by Richard King dark horsehair brush These are minor and IThis guy arrived in the mail detached from his green painted flat wooden base, and I was just about the glue his feet back to it when I though maybe he's better just on his own? Either way, I think he's pretty sweet, made in the 1940s or so by a Richard King from Minnesota, who I understand from the seller died just recently at the age of 85. I really like that the the spoon in his hand is a separate object, glued to the tips of his fingers, and that