Good condition. Minor scratches and wear throughout.
Large: 6″W x 3.25″D x 9.5″H
Small: 2.75″W x 2″D x 4″H
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Vintage Pair of MARTIN TISCHLER Carved Wood Owls Circa 1970
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Pair of vintage carved owls by German Village artist Martin Tischler have an usual look for a charming appeal. Circa 1970, these figures have large wood slices as eyes on rustically carved bodies with a contrasting, dark finish. A great, funky addition to your vintage decor! Carved signature on base.
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