Strange Hunter Ceramic Figure?

Furismo

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juju

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That caption on the bottom is great. :laughing7:
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JuJu
 

oldgoat

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Google the company name on the bottom of the piece....looks like 50s ceramics. Might also look under collectibles (ceramic figurines) on e-bay....goat
 

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Pentico

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Don't know why, but I like it for some strange reson.
May I ask how much you paid for it?

ChrisP
 

hellhoot

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Makes ya wonder if there was a second figure to it that shows Ernie to make the joke a little less vague :dontknow:
 

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LOL just makes you wonder what happen did he blow ernie's face off or what :dontknow: :dontknow:
 

Roland58

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I think it was a prize for not being able to guess someone's weight at a carnival. ;D
 

dimetime

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looked it up and surprisingly it was a quite common piece which today you can buy for 3 dollars on eBay,you pay more for shipping then the actual piece! ???
 

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