C.M. Copeland Carved Wood Frog adorable one mouse's plug is just

one mouse's plug is just little bit loose--meaning they might be safest perched on a shelf or just decoratively on the table

but I have just learned it is a mid- to late-19th century water jug from San Luis Potosi

3/4" inches wide by 5/8" tall

patience and dexterity involved

my guess is that is Bohemian and dates to the 1920s or 30s

C.M. Copeland Carved Wood Frog adorable one mouse's plug is justThis wonderful wooden frog sculpture was created by C. M. Copeland, a folk art carver from Fitzgerald, Georgia. Known affectionately as the "happy wood carver" Copeland was renowned especially for his exceptional use of the grain of southern wood in his carving, beautifully exemplified in this frog. A symbol of transition and transformation, this frog would be great perched on a shelf or sitting on a desk keeping an eye on things; it's also a great