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Posted 10 years ago
ho2cultcha
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This is a really great gnome! a client gave him to me today in six pieces. i glued it as well as i could, and i'm very thankful that it's all there. it stands 17 inches tall, so it's a large one. can anyone tell me where it's from or an approximate age?
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very good !! ho2cultcha
Great gnome! Same size as Simon! Perfect for your garden!!
So glad he was rescued and not discarded! Love garden gnomes!
He is from the land of Numptydoody and is older than time.
thank you Sergey, toracat, katherinescollections, and racer4four!
i had the feeling that would be the case, racer4four! another Numptydoody piece...
He is a fine looking gnome. Info on gnomes seems to be far and few.
i agree fortapache!
secretive race, gnomes!
This is an old post, but I have some information. I own 2 gnomes from this same family, one carrying a basket of flowers and the other with a pick. Same hats, same flowers. Your gnome is the 3rd in the set. I found my gnomes in Texas, one in Fort Worth and one in Canton, hundreds of miles apart. Now I know there is a third brother. I believe they're from Germany but have no proof as there's no markings on mine either.
I have one of these and came across this post when researching, same hat, flowers, face and bum on a tree stump. Mines holding a red ball.