Papier Mache Elephant, France, 1880
Located in Culver City, CA
Papier Mache Elephant France, 1880 Papier mâché figure of an elephant with wooden tusks and glass eyes, on a rectangular wooden base with metal wheels. 21”L x 7.5”d x 14”h Ref. O2247
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Vintage Elephant with Tusks Paper Mache and Leather Statue Sculpture
Located in Poperinge, BE
Nice vintage statue of an elephant made of paper mache covered with black leather, tusks made of plastic, circa 1960s.
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Vintage Elephant with Tusks Paper Mache Brown Leather Statue Sculpture
By Liberty & Co.
Located in Poperinge, BE
Nice vintage statue of an elephant made of paper mache covered with brown leather, tusks made of plastic, made in the manne of Liberty of London, circa 1960s.
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Large Folk Art Papier Mache Elephant
Located in Hastings, GB
A large scale colourful papier mache elephant, 1980's, possibly an old window display prop. Wear commensurate with age. Height 82 cm x Length 105 cm x Width 35 cm Hand Carry C...
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1950s Spanish Elephant Head Hand Painted Papier-mâché Festival Mask
Located in Marbella, ES
Popular 1950s Spanish elephant head hand painted papier-mâché mask worn during village festivals.
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Paper Mâché Elephant
Located in Delray Beach, FL
20th century paper mâché elephant. Hand painted with soft colors and red bow tie.
Hand Sculpted Papier Mâché Elephant Head Sculpture
Located in San Diego, CA
It portrays the head of an elephant in the style of Classic taxidermy. Crafted from recycled materials and finished with prints from Honore’ de Balzac’s 19th century novel, Le Pere G...
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1930s Paper Mâché Elephant on Wood Base
Located in Tarrytown, NY
1930s papier mâché elephant on wood base. Some damage to elephant as shown in pictures.
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Handmade Paper Mâché Elephant Head
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Hand crafted elephant sculpture. Painted paper mâché with glass eyes.
Large Mid-20thC Painted Papier-Mâché Nodding Elephant, c.1940-60
Located in Bedford, Bedfordshire
As indicated by its name, it was mashed or pulped paper, which was first, molded, then baked, to drive off the moisture that had reduced it to pulp.
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