Poodle Head Humidor
American: Late 19th Century
Brown-glazed ceramic
6 inches high, 5 inches wide, 6 inches deep
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Poodle Head Humidor
Ceramic, Late 19th Century
Ceramic, Late 19th Century
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 Back view |
 Front view |
 Side view |
Maker's mark on the bottom |
Open, viewed from top (lid on left, base on right) |
Tobacco humidor in the shape of a poodle’s head. The dog’s collar serves as the base and the mop of curly hair at the top of the head is a removable lid. The container is made of ceramic, glazed in lustrous shades of brown that mimic the appearance of bronze.
Makers Mark Underside: HB 321.